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AI in B2B Marketing: Transforming Business Strategies

AI marketing for B2B has rapidly become a fundamental element of business strategies, enabling companies to leverage intelligent technologies to engage clients, optimize operations, and achieve a competitive edge. As digital transformation accelerates, B2B organizations increasingly rely on artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance decision-making, personalize customer interactions, and increase operational efficiency.

Runs on Atlassian Gives Partners a New Way to Showcase Strict Data Protections

Forge launched in 2021 with a watershed new capability: the option to host and run cloud apps entirely on Atlassian infrastructure. This resonated strongly with enterprise customers, who faced challenges installing apps built by third-party partners hosted on servers located around the world. Customers began to ask how they could identify apps built on Forge, even in those early days.

The Role of Customer Support in the Customer Journey

Achieving efficient and effective customer support helps your business stand out from the competition. But, leveraging that support software can significantly enhance the customer journey, and help your business increase customer satisfaction. By providing a tool that encourages collaboration, communication, and connection, your customers will have access to software that redefines the customer experience. In this blog, we’ll explore why TeamSupport is the best solution for B2B SaaS.

ITIL Service Management Best Practices and Support Processes

Exploring IT service management (ITSM) reveals the importance of ITIL, a framework of best practices for service management. It provides a structured service management strategy that enhances IT service delivery. By adopting ITIL best practices, companies can work more efficiently, improve service level management, and meet their business goals with effective practices and processes.

5 essential Scrum events for effective Agile product management

Agile product management is a cyclical framework that relies heavily on close collaboration and communication between team members. To accomplish this, product teams use structured Scrum events — formerly known as Scrum ceremonies — at regular intervals throughout a Sprint to set the requirements for the upcoming work cycle, align on progress, share results, and plan for the next iteration. Scrum events are the backbone of a successful Agile team.

December 2024 Version Update: Calendar Event Invites & Time-Off Report

With the end of the calendar year approaching, we’ve focused our December update on enhancing the calendar and time management features. From sending calendar event invites from Scoro to a new time-off report and other usability improvements, we’ve packed in something useful for everyone!

12 Superb Team-Building Games and Activities You Won't be Ashamed of

How many times have you faked an illness before team-building games? Calm down, I won’t force you to reveal this horrible truth. Let’s just admit that the majority of team-building activities suck. Those egg-dropping and hot dog eating contests… Yuck. On the other hand, team-building activities are essential for the company’s success. In fact, the personal bonds between teammates give businesses a competitive edge.

10 best remote workforce management tools & software of 2024

To manage a distributed team, you need solutions for keeping everyone connected, tracking tasks and projects, and monitoring time and schedules to maximize productivity across time zones. But to choose the right remote workforce management software, you have to consider several factors, including: This article explores the top tools for managing remote employees to help your business operate more efficiently and enable your team to work better from anywhere.

A Comprehensive Guide to Data-Driven Decision Making (DDDM)

In the concrete environment of high competition, various organizations in any field have realized the use of data-based decision making, planning, and control for the future unchangeable of the business. Unlike the conventional decision making process, which involves guesswork or benchmarking, data backing utilizes quantifiable information to assist in making a decision.