The global advancement of remote technology combined with global health crises has created a dramatic shift toward a hybrid workforce. Whether organizations are prepared for it or not, a remote or hybrid work option is becoming a standard for enterprises of all sizes and industries.

It was never a matter of if and only a matter of when organizations would need to move portions of their operations to the cloud. Many companies were already working in the cloud or making plans to do so when the COVID-19 work-from-home mandates were announced. Companies lacking cloud-based infrastructures were forced to quickly put a plan of action into place.

Whether your organization is a small startup or a multinational enterprise, you need to determine whether your next tech investment will be a monolithic all-in-one solution or an integration of best-of-breed applications. Although a turnkey solution is usually easier to set up, it may not be able to fit your business as well as a multichannel/multi-system marketing solution.

Nearly everyone has experienced the frustration of calling a company for information, only to be transferred from one department to the next, receiving contradicting details, and being directed in circles. This common occurrence is often the result of grouping teams together based on their professional area, creating effective silos throughout an organization.

With the perpetual advancement of global technology, remote work has become increasingly prominent in companies of all sizes and industries. In order to optimize efficiency, businesses will not only need to keep up with digital asset management technologies but also stay ahead of the competition by following digital asset management trends. In this blog, we'll explore the top five trends in digital asset management and examine what the future looks like for the digital asset management (DAM) industry.

Being able to adapt various project management techniques to match the skills of their team is a necessary skill for any great project manager. To do this, however, the project manager must have an array of project management techniques and tools at their fingertips. In this blog, we'll explore the six most efficient project management techniques and how they integrate with project management technologies.