Hello Everyone, I'm working on an ECM project in a non-profit organization, and this is my 1st project in Canada, ON after my recent shifting from overseas
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sure, I can help you. lets connect. -- Kapil Vyas ECM Architect The Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company
My post this week is about for-profit education providers—a booming market these days...A whole new world Led by firms like Apollo and Kaplan , for-profit ed has been transforming the face of higher education in the U.S. and across the globe
Big vendors have sophisticated teams who balance their profits around the the price they charge and how often those prices will cause them to lose deals. Complex analysis is often done for server pricing, concurrent users, named users, CALS, transaction volumes, etc to optimize profits. They set the framework for prices to charge and then throw it all out the window at the end of a quarter or fiscal year when everyone is judged and bonuses are paid. Virtually every salesperson will tell you that to make maximum profits, you must first sell something
Interesting concept isn’t it, looking to IT for ways to increase revenue and profits? The concept really isn’t new but I think it is gaining a whole new perspective and appreciation
In today’s evolving workplace each department or ‘business unit’ is treated as its own individual business, with its own cost centre, overheads and profit targets. Although this is good for healthy profits and board level reporting, it can also be the cause of conflicting objectives and issues with inter-department communication
Taking the Paper Out of Work Paper-based work is a soul-crushing, profit-sapping drag on individual, team, and company productivity
Did you know: Companies with the highest representation of women on their senior teams reap 34% more profits than companies with the lowest female representation, according to Catalyst
While there is a lot of freely available information online related to electronic document naming conventions, most (if not all) of these best practices and guidelines come from educational institutions, governments, records and information management organizations, and other non-profit/public sector institutions