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Scheduling Comes To The Great Outdoors
Pretend you’re planning a weekend in the woods, a camping trip for your family. After you finished scheduling your time off, you’ll need to make arrangements for transportation; maybe a rental car or plane tickets. You go online and book … Continue reading
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Medical Appointment Software On Campus
Slowly but surely, the medical industry is transforming. Think of the last time you went to a doctor’s office: that paper file the doctor consults that contains your medical history and general information is severely limited. A misprinted or misplaced … Continue reading
Meeting Room Manager: A No-Brainer Business Decision
There are as many reasons to arrange a meeting as there are business in the world. It’s hard to exaggerate the frequency and need of the modern conference; they’re indispensable. So, with all the tools available to the modern office, … Continue reading
Businesses Waste Nearly 5 Hours Per Week Scheduling Meetings
We’ve heard it before, “So much time is wasted just sitting in meetings!” But did you know that even more additional time is wasted just planning them? Employees spend up to 4.8 hours per week trying to coordinate a meeting … Continue reading
Face to Face Will Always Have a Place
As many people have discovered the hard way, there are many things than can go wrong when arranging a conference. Montana State University decided to avoid many of the logistical hassles that plague large conferences containing divergent groups of participants … Continue reading
Business Software Buying Checklist
Before you buy scheduling software, there are a number of important issues to consider. With so many different options on the market, it’s difficult to find Internet reservation software that fits all your needs. Because there’s so much difference from … Continue reading
Stop Wasting Time Scheduling Time
The conference room is arguably the most important room in any office. It’s where ideas are produced, where discussion is held, where businesses take shape. Too often, though, meetings are given the short straw of reputation: repetitive, unproductive, and rarely … Continue reading
Is Enterprise Software Becoming More Social?
What is social? Everyone is talking about it — Facebook, Twitter, word of mouth and the “social graph” — but what does it really mean? More importantly, what does it mean for business? If your business is a B2C and … Continue reading
Get More than 50% From Your Workforce
Less than 50% of the time employees spend at work add value to the final product or service, according to a study (pdf) that followed workers for 11,000 hours across four industries. Shocked? Maybe not, if you already had an … Continue reading
Big Company Event Coming Up? Try Event Schedule Software
Many companies and organizations feel the pains of the day to day meeting room schedule inefficiencies — whether it be double-booked rooms or time changes that prompt the inevitable “I didn’t know!” reaction from those who were not notified of … Continue reading
