The White-Collar Gig Economy [Infographic]
Our most recent research report highlights the dramatic transformation occurring in today's economy—the shift to contract work. The infographic below will introduce the concept of the growing white-collar gig economy and the four trends driving this shift.
The Problem with Today's Tech Stacks
Services organizations have been historically underserved by technology and it's time for a change. This blog uncovers the challenges faced by service organizations looking to scale during the age of digital transformation.
Introducing the Services-Centric Tech Stack
Welcome to the digital age, where technology is the central axis of our world and applications allow us to do things that were previously unimaginable. This new era has moved the pace of innovation forward at a blistering rate. Businesses are required to adopt new technology or risk getting left behind.
Uncovering the Challenges Associated with Managing Contract Workers
The Gig Economy is growing, quickly. Many employees that once worked full-time jobs have opted out for a more independent and fluid role in today's contract workforce. Gig work is on the rise, and this blog discusses the challenges associated with managing contract workers as opposed to full-time employees.
Understanding the Relationship Between Company Culture and Brand
In a recent Harvard Business Review article, Denise Lee Yohn discusses the challenges organizations face when trying to establish a brand that is in line with an audience's needs and wants. This blog explores what steps can be taken to ensure your culture, brand, and audience are all in sync.
The Gig Economy Demands Expert-Level Contractors
The emergence of a flexible and liquid workforce is changing how businesses can innovate for the future. A major trend of the gig economy is the growing demand for expert level (rather than entry level) contractors and freelancers.
The Secret to Success: Leverage the On-Demand Workforce
In our most recent report, Mavenlink and ResearchNow joined forces to survey over 300 executives across a diverse range of industries to understand how on-demand workers are changing the way we do business. The research confirms that businesses in every sector are adapting to the reality of a gig economy.
Introduction to the White-Collar Gig Economy
Our most recent research report highlights the dramatic transformation occuring in today's economy—the shift to contract work. This blog will introduce the concept of the growing white-collar gig economy and the four trends driving this shift.
10 Performance Metrics Examples Project Managers Can't Afford to Miss
Project management is riddled with complications. It is imperative to keep track of performance metrics throughout the entirety of a project's lifecycle. Keeping track of key performance indicators allows a more accurate understanding of project status, success, and profitability. Check out these 10 examples of key performance metrics that every project manager can't afford to miss.
Customer Loyalty 101: The Do's & Don'ts
Customer loyalty can seem elusive at times, going from fleeting to in abundance. There are multiple factors that impact a customer’s decision to remain loyal, especially within the services industry. Here are just a few of these factors and ways to improve customer loyalty.
How Service Industries Can Develop a Sustainable Competitive Advantage
What gives your company its competitive advantage? Here are some of the considerations and risk factors companies like yours need to weigh to establish a sustainable competitive advantage.
The Key to Success for Services: Moving Operations to the Cloud
There are very few industries that can benefit from adopting a cloud-based technology environment like the services industry. The shift to the cloud has occurred across all facets of our economy—but project, rather than product-based organizations, experience a greater cost-benefit from moving operations and data to the cloud.
How to Create a Competitive Business Analysis
Even if you think you’re the first to have a business idea, there are likely other options in the marketplace. There is always someone out there offering something competitive to your product or service.
