Posts Tagged ‘Operations’
Fixing Nursing Home Issues From the Inside Out
COVID-19 brought the attention it needed to many of the issues facing nursing homes, and it is clear these problems have existed long before the pandemic happened. Nursing homes face a number of issues, including poor living conditions and health code violations. 94% of nursing homes were cited for health violations and 17% of these…
Read MoreTry These 5 Business Decisions for 2021
So much has changed in the business world that has affected how leaders make decisions. While not every single decision will have a far-reaching impact, some will certainly be powerful and you want to make sure that you make the best decisions to bring about great success. Here are some decisions to make 2021 a…
Read MoreThis is How to Get People Back in the Office Safely
The greatest challenge facing HR departments is the unknown. Every business has had to adapt to a work environment that is constantly changing and being threatened by coronavirus. In doing so, it has been almost impossible to predict future outcomes because navigating a pandemic isn’t something that society was prepared to handle. All of these…
Read MoreTax Deductions for Small Business Owners
If you own a small business, you know that every dollar can be important to the success of your business. One way to improve your odds for success is to make sure that you are taking all the tax deductions you’re entitled to. Especially if you’re just starting your business, you will want to claim…
Read MoreHow the Right Software Can Supercharge Your Catering Business
Software can be used in just about any type of business to boost efficiency. The best platforms make it easier to manage many individual tasks. As a catering business armed with the right type of software, you could ensure correct execution of processes, from order tracking to delivery. Your platform could help enhance customer satisfaction…
Read MoreStrategic Planning for Business Owners
What Is Included In Business Succession Planning? A business owner needs to consider various strategies in order to prepare for the expected and unexpected legal challenges. To do so, the business owner should generally form a separate entity, such as a corporation. Next, whether the business is owned by one person or multiple partners, every…
Read MoreAre You the Bottleneck in Your Organization?
At many board meetings, I can be counted upon to ask, “Where’s the bottleneck this month?” Senior management is usually prepared with an answer, and a good discussion of resource availability and application follows. Sometimes, the bottleneck is not so visible to the CEO. In those instances, I follow with: “Do you notice people waiting…
Read MoreDevOps for Your Business
DevOps is making a bang and boosting businesses to new heights, economically and functionally. It’s creating a whole new work environment that’s benefiting employees and customers alike. It’s creating better tech with better relations. DevOps is forming a new age where company productivity is faster, friendlier, and more profitable. So, what is DevOps exactly? DevOps…
Read More3 Tips for Improving Workflow with Business Process Management Software
Business process management software offers an excellent solution to the ever-growing problem of data. Your company collects, stores and uses new data every day, in each department. With BPM, you have a ready-to-use solution to help streamline efficiency in using this data. In other words—your BPM software should help you improve business protocol. All of…
Read More6 Outdated Practices That Are Slowing Your Business Down
To be profitable as a business, you should always be attempting to evolve with the times. Not doing so can lead to major inefficiencies and losing your competitive advantage to more savvy competitors. Below are six outdated practices that could be slowing your company down. Keeping Everyone in the Office One in five Americans now…
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