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The Painless Pathway from Word to the Web
I'm sure you've seen them... those strange characters that appear in web pages and HTML emails. Are you sure that emails and web pages that you create won't also show up the same strange way on your readers' computers?
Dan Davenport
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If You Didn't Measure It - You Didn't Do It! Part 2
In the first article of this three part series, we examined the Need... the "Why are we doing this?" step that drove the program, and provided the yardstick against which performance would be measured. In this installment, let's look at the second step of the process, the actual program that was developed and used.
Dan Davenport
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If You Didn't Measure It, You Didn't Do It! Part 1
If you're going to spend money doing something, the only way to know if you accomplished your goal is to measure it. Here is a tool that works well to both define the problem and provide a yardstick against which to measure results.
Dan Davenport
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If You Didn't Measure It, You Didn't Do It! Part 3
In the first two articles of this three part series, we examined the need... the "Why are we doing this?" step that drove the program, and provided the yardstick against which performance would be measured. Next, we looked at the second step of the process, the actual program. To review, in our first step, we determined:
Dan Davenport
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Hybrid Teams Increase Small Office Quality and Efficiency - And Save Money
Companies today have a choice: doing everything themselves with staff resources or hiring outside resources. The Experienced Freelance Worker or Virtual Assistant supervised by internal resources makes good sense.
Dan Davenport
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Think First!
Companies today present ideas in many ways. Sometimes they do it well, sometimes not. One of the easiest ways to make sure ideas are well presented and well received is to organize goals and thoughts BEFORE attempting to create a presentation.
Dan Davenport
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