Software
January 29, 2020
Would Your Business Benefit from Custom Software?
in: Software Tagged: custom software, Software technology
Many businesses today leverage software to boost efficiency, reduce the cost of operations, and comply with regulatory requirements. You can either choose off-the-shelf software that offers stock features for every business or custom software that is adaptable to specific business requirements. While packaged software remains popular, here are some reasons to go against the tide […]
January 17, 2020
How Emergent Workflows Can Slow Down a System
in: Software Tagged: Business software, emergent workflows
Defining Emergent Workflows Workflows In general, ideal business software operates solely under the conditions and functions for which it was designed. Emergent workflows occur when elements of a business software develop independently of and in conflict with its initial, intentional design. These developments often slow down entire workflow systems, creating inefficient processes that can hurt […]
December 18, 2019
Old Habits Die Hard
in: Digital+Personal Transformation, Programming, Software
As part of our Digital + Personal Transformation (DxPx) series, we’re showcasing parallels between transformation in our digital and personal lives. We’re analyzing patterns in both software development and personal growth to learn and share how we can become better professionals and people In our previous post, we explored the difference between monolithic and iterative rollouts, […]
October 30, 2019
Three Tips for Using the “Train the Trainer” Method to Implement New Company Software
in: Software Tagged: “Train the Trainer” Method, Company Software
Rolling out new software can be a complex process that consumes inordinate amounts of time, financial resources, and labor. Using the “Train the Trainer” method, you can streamline the process, minimize loss, and roll out a new system more smoothly. Here are a few tips for applying Train the Trainer to your implementation program. Aim […]
September 30, 2019
Legacy System Conversions -Too Much Too Soon Always Fails
in: Digital+Personal Transformation, Software, Transformation
As part of this content series, we’re going to explore the ways in which personal and digital transformations overlap, and how existing patterns in software development projects and personal growth can help us become better professionals and people. In this piece, we’re going to be talking about how trying to implement too many changes at […]