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'Applied Artificial Intelligence: A Handbook for Business Leaders': A Must-Read for Digital Professionals
'Applied Artificial Intelligence' provides a thorough, nuanced and practical guide for business leaders looking to get started with AI.
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Revamp Performance Reviews to Strengthen the Employee Experience
How better performance review methods can level up your organization's employee experiences.
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Make Performance Reviews Tangible and Actionable
Poorly done performance reviews leaves everyone feeling frustrated and unclear how to move forward. Here's how to deliver reviews that work.
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Will Artificial Intelligence Write Performance Evaluations One Day?
AI has better reading comprehension than many humans and can crank out a novel. So, why not turn the pass this often unwelcome process over to AI.
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ButterCMS Review: Headless Blog Engine a Welcome Sight
Chicago-based ButterCMS is a headless content management system that comes with either a bundled or standalone headless blog engine. Originally built as an alternative to WordPress as a blogging platform, ButterCMS is now a full-fledged CMS that integrates with existing websites and apps to deliver content headlessly, decoupling content from
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GraphCMS Review: A Headless CMS for the Masses
GraphCMS is a cloud-based headless content management system based on GraphQL — a query language for APIs that’s used and open sourced by Facebook. Like all headless content management systems, GraphCMS lets you build rich content APIs for use on websites, web apps, mobile apps, smartwatches and pretty much any
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Squarespace Review: An Enterprise CMS Sidekick, Not Star
Anthony Casalena launched Squarespace in 2004 spurred by the inability “to find a way to elegantly publish his personal website.” Since then, the New York City-based company has grown to a team of 580 employees with millions of users.
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‘Killing Marketing’: Reinventing Marketing as a Profit Center
How would you describe your company’s marketing practice? If “a tax on the business,” “a cost center” or “an annoyance” are some of the first thoughts that come to mind, you’re not alone.
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'The Right Way to Select Technology': A Resource for Years to Come
The links between business and technology are becoming tighter by the day. But while technology, especially automation, makes our lives easier and our efforts more effective, choosing the right solution is a seemingly insurmountable challenge for most.
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How 3 Companies Benefited by Changing Performance Management
Old-school performance management doesn't work. The dreaded annual review alienates managers and their reports alike. But companies the world over have discovered the positive changes a new approach to performance management can bring.
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A 3-Pronged Approach to Employee Feedback
Businesses have long practiced the art of "downward reviews," where a manager or supervisor gives feedback to a subordinate.
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So Your Customer Wrote a Nice (or Neutral) Review: Now What?
Much has been written about the best response to negative reviews. But it’s also important for businesses to craft thoughtful responses to positive and neutral reviews. With a careless response to these reviews, you risk alienating customers who were initially willing to provide repeat business.
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The Expectations Game, or: How to Master the Performance Review Process
Whether you are on the giving or receiving side, not many people look forward to annual review time. The sense of foreboding is understandable given that the conversation revolves around accountability. So with teams, managers and individual contributors setting expectations and goals for the year ahead, I'm going to explain
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'Re-Imagining Productive Work' Offers Practical Office 365 Advice
In his latest book, "Re-Imagining Productive Work with Microsoft Office 365," author Michael Sampson focuses on how businesses can best use Office 365 capabilities to support common digital workplace needs. Sampson is well-established as an author who tackles the business side of collaboration.
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