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Those of us in the workflow game know Nintex is one of the big tools available on the market.

Their advanced software is great for plotting out complex workflows, running intricate automations, and integrating tightly and natively with other large corporate tools. Read More

In 2014 an employee at Xchanging named Amanda Barnes created a software robot she called “Poppy”.

Poppy’s job was to help automate the tedious task of validating insurance premiums — something which could be easily done by a computer if it was fed structured data.
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Business Process Management (BPM) is the systematic and efficient implementation of the company’s workflows and processes to achieve an organizational goal. With the advent of SaaS BPM solutions, achieving consolidated, coordinated, and seamless workflows and processes is now easy and accessible ev Read More

The key is having the right tools...and knowing how to use them. After testing dozens of platforms with my fully-remote company, these are the select few that have stood the test of time.
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Optimized sales cadences are vital; they’re the emails and calls you send to new leads as an attempt to cement their interest and boost your conversions. Read More

The key to scaling any sized business is to have a set of successful, repeatable processes. For many small businesses, the success and the process are managed in the head of the founder/entrepreneur of the business. If that describes you, then you don’t have a scalable business, you have a full-ti Read More

A business process consultant is someone you can hire to help document and format your workflows into repeatable systems and processes. They may also advise you on how to improve your processes, help get your business process management (BPM) program running smoothly, and so on.
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This post outlines 17 actionable retention strategies intended to increase user retention and engagement on mobile and desktop apps.
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Business Process Modeling (BP Modeling) was born in the mechanical industry, it was first introduced in 1921 by Frank Gilbreth when he presented a paper to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers entitled “Process Charts: First Steps in Finding the One Best Way to Do Work”. Read More

One of the earliest known surgical practices that we have archaeological evidence for was trepanation – the practice of drilling a hole into the patient’s skull. The oldest example of this known comes from a discovery in Azerbaijan and is (supposedly) dated back to the 5th Millennium BC.

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