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Effective Tools for Employee Wellbeing

Business and Tech

Many software development companies have what’s called distributed teams, which means people working around the globe on products. You have people with dispersed operations, working on not only product development and software development, but also other things like marketing and strategy.

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Setting Industry Benchmarks Through Client Collaboration

Anaqua

Over the years, Anaqua has made it a priority to engage with customers and harness their valuable feedback to help create the market leading IPMS, as recognized by industry analyst Hyperion Research. Over the years, we’ve made investing in product development a top strategic focus.

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Non-Profit Innovation: NCARB Brings New Product to Market

Moves the Needle

Moves the Needle facilitated a five-day Lean Innovation Sprint to help staff tackle current challenges in a new way, and a five-month Accelerator to help one team make dramatic progress on a promising product idea from the Sprint. As a result, the product garnered little attention from early potential buyers.

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Digital Transformation - an interview

Huub Rutten

We also try to find ways to upgrade software of our products once they are in the market in use. But it changes the business, the marketing and the support services. I don’t see why this evolution cannot find place without expensive Agile Transformations, there is no need for the hardware people, the marketing people etc.

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Digital Transformation - an interview

Huub Rutten

We also try to find ways to upgrade software of our products once they are in the market in use. But it changes the business, the marketing and the support services. I don’t see why this evolution cannot find place without expensive Agile Transformations, there is no need for the hardware people, the marketing people etc.

Agile 52
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Digital Transformation - an interview

Huub Rutten

We also try to find ways to upgrade software of our products once they are in the market in use. But it changes the business, the marketing and the support services. I don’t see why this evolution cannot find place without expensive Agile Transformations, there is no need for the hardware people, the marketing people etc.

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InnovationOps: the Next Evolution of Innovation Management

Innov8rs

Not in terms of failing fast during experimentation, but failing after launch in the market. Mike has thirty years of experience in building and leading cross functional teams and organizations to successfully define, develop and bring new companies and products to market. On average 35% to 50% of innovations fail.