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Sales and the 'Talent Magnet'
A lot is written about being a ‘Talent Magnet’, either as a company, or as President. It’s all good practice – listen, mentor, reward, provide clear goals and career maps. Good practice for the employer, but what about the employee?25 May 2011
White Papers
- Dashboards as Easy to Use as Google: Sponsored by QlikView
- Helix - Best Practice Building Blocks
- CFMS - Budgeting, Forecasting and Reporting Solutions
- CFMS - Infor PM10 The engine for forecasting
- Igel - Cloud Computing: Thin clients in the clouds
- Igel Technology - Thin Clients in Practice
- ATG - Cross-channel commerce: The consumer view
- Corda - Salesforce.com integration
Focus Area: Business Technology
British Waterways gets onboard with document capture and sees instant ROI
Kofax offers the broadest suite of SharePoint enabled capture products on the market, supporting business processes and archives from the enterprise level all the way down to the individual desktop.
Using Open Source to realise business opportunities
Open Source software is forcing the industry to stand up and take notice of the dramatic move from the realm of proprietary solutions towards collaborative- and services-based ecosystems proving to be a superior approach to their closed counterparts.
Tibco: Getting value from 21st century analytics in Financial Services
Companies in the financial services industry are awash with ever increasing volumes of dynamically changing data, for example relating to financial markets, customers, trades, positions, business operations, products, portfolios, assets and liabilities. All companies have systems, tools and applications that use the data to help them understand and run their business effectively, manage risk and maximise profits. However, many of the systems and applications, for example risk management, trading, portfolio management, core banking, sales and marketing, whilst good at what they were specifically designed to do lack flexibility when it comes to providing information and analysis for users. Furthermore, traditional business intelligence (BI) tools only provide the answers to pre-determined questions and users are constrained by the designs of cubes and interfaces when they try to truly understand and analyse the data.
The future of trade credit
While it has come a long way in a relatively short time frame, what does the future hold for trade credit? Andreas Tesch shares some of the findings from the recent Atradius white paper, The future of trade credit.
Are documents drowning your business?
Thomas Senger explains how document capture ensures the fast delivery of high-quality information to people, processes and systems.
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