In our last blog, we laid out a simple case for updating and correcting your existing prospect and customer lists. Now, let’s talk about...

It's been 30 years since the publication of the "Seven Habits of Highly Effective People". Yet the third principle, First Things First,...

A pocket guide to preserving the enterprise value of backups in an era of institutional change While the business world is always...

We’ve received feedback on last week’s post about backing up and archiving Slack and other web-based tool interactions, files, and...

Consequence: A highly productive team was cut back equally with other teams. Now it’s no longer highly productive and has to be ‘fixed’....

Someday is here. A lot of work will still have to be done by Enterprise IT. It will have to continue whoever departs. Consequence: No...

The day before someday has arrived – Someday you were going to fix this and that– now it’s too late This series of posts will talk about...

This series of blogs is a short reminder that Plant and Engineering can't just be turned on and off like a light switch. Unfortunately...

In our last blog, we asked if your Robot could see straight. Today we're going to talk about some security and access control issues that...

In past blogs we’ve talked about the need to scrutinize (and cut) IT spend within Enterprise IT and a few office functions (e.g. Sales...

In our last post, we suggested the creation of 6 lists to help identify employees who must be retained. The next actions listed below are...

Layoffs only account for part of Enterprise IT Reductions in Force. Added to regular layoff are employees who are suddenly not able to...