Process Optimization and Conserving Energy
With the ever-growing popularity of smartphones, searching for ways to optimize battery life has become a past time for many. But, can saving cell phone energy also help improve business processes?
With the ever-growing popularity of smartphones, searching for ways to optimize battery life has become a past time for many. But, can saving cell phone energy also help improve business processes?
Employee productivity is something every company wants to increase. A new article lists nine ways to increase employee productivity without using cash.
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Though some would argue that writing thank you notes is a thing of the past, we at Slaughter Development disagree. And, according to a recent blog post from the Managing Editor of Business Insider, this type of process methodology is a vital part of achieving success.
Increased productivity in government sounds like a contradiction in terms. But a new article says that mobile devices may be fundamental to Federal efforts to increase productivity.
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The best companies in the world should be the smartest, right? Amazingly, many organizations continue to believe in myths that have been debunked for ages.
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Productivity improvement advice is everywhere. But recently, author and consultant Seth Godin offered one theory on why it doesn’t work. I disagree.
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I dread the winter months because I’m forced to take my jogging indoors on the treadmill, which is a source of boredom at its best. Yet, I’ve decided it’s time to turn this negative process into a better, more productive one.
Email productivity seems like a contradiction in terms. That’s why one company is making headlines by claiming they have outlawed this technology in the workplace.
Business process improvement is a major initiative of many companies. So why aren’t executives looking to improve their own efficiency?
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A new employee productivity tool created by one of the co-founders of Facebook’s gets a few things right about employee productivity challenges. But does it create as many problems as it solves?