The Pomodoro Technique – Why It Works & How to Use It ?
The Pomodoro technique is a time management strategy that was devised in the 1980s by an Italian university student named Francesco Cirillo.
How Large Services Organizations Traverse To the Latest Tech Landscape: Proven Case Studies of Data-driven Organizations
This blog is a part of the two-part blog series featuring case studies that demonstrate how Replicon helped global services organizations accelerate digital transformation with accurate time tracking …
Case Study Series: How Services Organizations Succeeded With Accurate Time-Tracking
This blog is a part of the two-part blog series featuring case studies that demonstrate how Replicon helped global services organizations accelerate digital transformation with accurate time-tracking …
A Brief History of Overtime in the United States
With the U.S. seeing new overtime rules come into effect this October 2022, it’s a good time to reflect on why these even exist in the first place and how we’ve come to this point.
How Sarbanes-Oxley Impacts HR Departments
In today’s increasingly disruptive world, it is imperative to employ effective software systems to ensure compliance and control.
How Can CEOs Improve Business With Data?
Most organizations, especially large professional services organizations, are investing heavily in a data-driven strategy for their businesses.
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Global Compliance Desk – Poland
In a highly competitive market, service-based businesses need to capitalize on any opportunity to set themselves apart from their (often very similar) competitors. While implementation, system details, and service management… Read More
What Is Time Off in Lieu (TOIL)?
The onset of AI and smart machines automating formerly-human jobs has been discussed at length as of late -- often in relation to manufacturing and manual labor jobs. And yet,… Read More
How Time Tracking Can Fuel and Serve as a Catalyst Post M&A
Time magazine labels the millennial generation the “most threatening and exciting generation,” infamous for “narcissism [and] its effect: entitlement.” In the workplace, the perception of the millennial workforce is no… Read More
Will AI replace consultants?
The onset of AI and smart machines automating formerly-human jobs has been discussed at length as of late -- often in relation to manufacturing and manual labor jobs. And yet,… Read More
Demystifying the millennial workforce: 5 tips from Trunk Club’s Andrew Anderson Devine
Time magazine labels the millennial generation the “most threatening and exciting generation,” infamous for “narcissism [and] its effect: entitlement.” In the workplace, the perception of the millennial workforce is no… Read MoreTime and Attendance Orientation Guide
In a growing business, the day will eventually come when managing time and attendance on paper becomes both inefficient and risky, especially when trying to balance things like overtime, paid… Read MoreRelated Posts
Money is not the best motivator: here’s what to focus on instead
We all know it: finding ways to keep people engaged at work is hard work.
14 Entrepreneurs Explain How They Came up With Their Business Name
Entrepreneurs usually come up with their business idea first, then give it a name.
