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Running a business can be as dynamic as it is grueling. With the ever-increasing workload, constant scheduling of tasks and goals can become quite challenging. And perhaps this is why, research says, only 30% of companies manage to complete all their projects smoothly on time.    But it’s not just the project managers who kneel […]

Your business is a treasure trove! It is a flare of stability in your community, a source of support for your employees, and produces something your customers still clamor for. But even though your business has served more customers in person, now it might not necessarily give a realistic return on investment due to the […]

Alistair Cockburn said, "The MoSCoW method enables teams to separate the must-haves from the nice-to-haves, ensuring efficient delivery of valuable features."   MoSCoW Method templates help in prioritizing project requirements. They offer a structured approach to ensure efficient resource allocation to focus on essential deliverables. These PPT Templates sort requirements as Must-Have, Should-Have, Could-Have, and […]

"The only way to do great work is to love what you do."    - Steve Jobs.   System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is the backbone of successful project management and application development. Organizations ensure efficiency, quality, and seamless integration by employing a systematic approach and breaking down work into well-defined phases.    SDLC is […]

Employees are the voice and limbs of a successful business. But for the past few years, the typical workforce has been changing drastically. The nine-to-five permanent employees have been replaced with contingent workers and flexible schedules. Many employees prefer to work from home, come in early, and leave late; largely setting their work hours to […]

The raging pandemic gives a single strong hint. Humans are crummy at understanding risk, assessing it, and making rational decisions based on it. We tend to become risk-averse and treat scenarios only when they ought to happen. But that is not a solution. Whether it’s a personal or business risk, it is better to assess […]

A sales conference is an open discussion meeting of people with similar experience and rank, under the direction of an attained conference leader, for the purpose of solving sales challenges through the exchange of ideas.    In the case of internal sales conferences (also called sales meetings), salespeople are taught different strategies to close potential […]

Data is a holy grail since the early 70s. In the 1970s, Edgar Cob, an IBM scientist, invented a medium called “relational database” to make data quickly available to business users. Later, in the 1980s, computer scientists began developing systems for interoperability of heterogeneous databases. However, the first database system (driven by structured metadata) was […]

Nike founders Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman understood the importance of shoes as they were athletes themselves. Having spent time with promising athletes, Bowerman developed a great understanding of their needs and pain points regarding shoes. As he was not satisfied with the running shoes available in the market, Bowerman took it upon himself to […]

Business owners must constantly make decisions in terms of supply and demand. Let’s consider certain illustrations. With a sudden rush for microwaves, a supplier stored heaps of them. But suddenly, the rush died down, and now he was left with a warehouse full of microwaves. He should have watched the demand carefully as it changes […]