by Rob Morgan | Metro, Process Feature Blog, RMS Blog, Unified Comms Feature Blog, Workforce Management Feature Blog
Whether it’s better communication and employee engagement or delivering productivity efficiencies alongside class-leading service standards, optimising the employee experience is crucial if businesses are not only to navigate this change but emerge stronger.
by Rob Morgan | Process, Process Feature Blog, RMS Blog, Unified Comms, Unified Comms Feature Blog
According to ENGINE INSIGHTS, a sample of just over 1,000 adults who have been working from home found that almost 80% of today’s workforce feel disconnected from what is going on in their organisations — this despite the meteoric rise of virtual meetings that remote...
by Rob Morgan | Process Feature Blog, RMS Blog
It’s been a challenging time for retailers, with the majority forced to either close or completely rethink their operation, however, there appears to be some light at the end of the tunnel. Unless we see another spike in transmission (R) rates, from the 15th of June,...
by Rob Morgan | Process, Process Feature Blog, RMS Blog
People like to dabble around in the world of personal productivity tools – Word or Pages instead of a typewriter, Excel or Sheets instead of a calculator and PowerPoint or Keynote instead of overhead slides. And just like their predecessors, they are not easily...
by david waddington | Process, Process Feature Blog, RMS Blog
Retailers spend significant amounts of money when opening a store or refurbishing their estate to stay in line with their company brand. If all stores are created equal, what makes one store “better” than another, and how can head office ensure all stores...
by david waddington | Process, Process Feature Blog, RMS Blog
We have helped over 120 retail brands improve their operational communication and compliance in retail. In our experience, there are a few key elements to achieving effective communication. These elements need to be supported by process and application functionality...
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