Press Release According to Paul Hardy, Chief Innovation Office EMEA, ServiceNow, technology will allow people to be more efficient and motivated in the workplace SOFIA–07 June 2018 – ITCE organized the event „Future of Work“, dedicated to the latest trends in the modern workplace. The event was attended by C-level managers from the banking, telecom, […]
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[Whitepaper] DevOps – The Next Step to Modernizing Your Enterprise
DevOps is entering the enterprise world with great speed and companies which have already adopted it, report improved productivity across teams, faster time to market and less time spent on putting out fires and more time spent on developing great products and experience for both the employees and customers. But what exactly is DevOps? A […]
What Features Successful Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Professionals Share
In today’s constantly changing world, organizations have to find a way to adapt and to optimize their work in order to minimize or eliminate waste. Lean Six Sigma is a process improvement data-driven methodology, which represents processes as data sequences and aims to offer a standardized approach to problem-solving, thus improving the company’s efficiency and […]
How to Manage Conflict in the Workplace
Conflict in the workplace is inevitable reality and is a major cause of stress, which affects employee’s productivity. When a problem occurs, usually it cannot be solved by itself, but rather it only grows deeper because people prefer to avoid those with whom they don’t get along, just to save themselves from some additional stress. […]
Why Demand Management Is the Main Focus of the CIO This Year
Every successful business operates on the principle of demand and supply and the main starting point for planning resources, products and services is actually the expected market demand. Understanding and forecasting the demand help not to fall into situations where products and services are offered but no one buys them or not to be able […]
What Business Can Learn from Leicester City
This article was written by our guest blogger Martin Iozev. Last night Leicester City won English Premier League. No one believed at the beginning of the year that this could happen. That is best captured in the betting odds in the starting of the season – 1:5000. Everyone is amazed by this performance. Coming from […]
Change the Way You Negotiate with Your Vendors
The world is going digital. Almost everything we do during the day, is digitalized – we order things online, socialize online, study online, work online. The fancy products and services that companies provide to their customers, become commodity in months, sometimes even days, and the companies have to run much faster in comparison with some […]
7 Tips for Team Motivation That I Learned in My Practice as a Manager, Instructor and Parent
As a parent of two sons, manager of ITCE, project manager of large international projects and course instructor, for nearly 20 years I experiment with the variety of approaches to engage people in learning, work and projects. Here are some tips for team motivation that I share from my experience: Study motivation. The psychology as […]
Hidden Costs of In-house Training for New Employees
The article was written by our guest blogger Hriso Hadjitschonev. Hristo has 20+ years of experience and is a highly respected professional in the industry. He manages teams of 100+ people and is responsible for 7 different products with more than $100 million annual revenue. In the past 10 years, he has specialized in Software […]
Why Should I Tag? Why Isn’t Anything Tagged? Who Is Jira? What Is in the Release? What Have We Been Doing for the Last Two Weeks?
These are part of the questions that we have asked ourselves at one point of our career path and when we had different jobs. Sadly, we forgot that and we expect everyone to know the answers. As a programmer I expected people to know what I think is common knowledge and I expected them to […]