The recurring payments industry is huge and growing. Almost every startup on the planet that’s building a Software as a Service(SaaS) application needs subscription & recurring billing capabilities. Most of these companies create business models where you pay a monthly
This seems to be a hot topic these days. Big retailers like Sears and Best Buy laying off hundreds of employees and most feel that it’s the internet that’s to blame. I just read an HBR Interview with Ron Johnson
This question was posted on the Business Analysis Linkedin group by David Nwaeze. Here is what I responded with. What do you think? Repeat this to yourself: People -> Process -> Technology 1) Who are the people involved and affected by
This picture’s great. It’s been around for quite some time now and I think it captures the sometimes frustrating reality in the software development world. From How the customer explained it to how everyone on the project team understood it.
I posted a question few weeks ago in a LinkedIn group for Business Analysts asking why people have chosen to be a Business Analyst and why they enjoy this role so much. Below are some of the responses from Analysts
The future of work for so many knowledge workers is and will continue to be done remotely. The internet and it’s many amazing productivity and collaboration tools have enabled companies to be able to hire the best people regardless of
“Social media now accounts for 18% of all time spent online.” It’s important for businesses to learn about how consumers are using social media to maximize prospect engagement, relationship building, lead generation, and sales conversions. SOCIAL MEDIA – Connecting the
I was looking at this very interesting info graphic from Atlassian on communication through the ages and it’s a neat image of how far we have come with how we communicate around the globe. From smoke signals and carrier pigeons to video calls and tweets. It’s
Part of our services here at WYSIWYG Ventures is teaching our clients how to use WordPress and to take ownership of the sites we build for them. Our goals is to enable our clients to be able to make changes
Change in business is constant. New systems are being replaced by either developing new software or buying an off the shelf solution. New processes are being created and current processes are being made faster, cheaper and simpler for the end
