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It’s not uncommon for businesses to get a bit ahead of themselves when it comes to growth opportunities. But you need to have the basics covered before you can really experience success.
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In this episode of Business Systems Explored, Dennis breaks down how X.ai created an artificial intelligent, humanised personal assistant named Amy, the future of software and how artificial intelligence will continue to change the job market. Read More

To do lists shouldn’t take hours to set up, nor should they be complicated. Every second you spend setting up your task list and preparing for the work ahead is time wasted instead of getting out there and eliminating items from your schedule.
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Like a lot of marketers, I find LinkedIn Ads frustrating. The thing is, by making just a few needed improvements, both LinkedIn itself and advertisers could greatly benefit.

For LinkedIn, advertising could be bringing in much more than a meager $181 million in revenues, as it did during the seco Read More

With a tool like Process Street, you can automate a number of tasks that your teams need to complete in their day-to-day. From making sure your team follows the same process every time, to ensuring every step is taken, Process Street gives you the tools to keep your team on the same page. Read More

The small joys, the nagging fears, the secret pettiness—there are some things only a business owner can truly appreciate. Do these GIFs satisfy your inner entrepreneur?

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This isn’t a unique position. Startups have been using branded apparel as a way to build brand equity for years. But does it work and should you consider trying it? Read More

Your company is never too small to consider business process reengineering. At its heart, BPR is something enterprises do. When an uptick of just 2% efficiency could mean a few million in extra profit next year, you better give that thing a title and formalize it as a field of study! Read More

The way we do things on the Internet is constantly changing. The problem with all this fast progress is that sometimes even though technology evolves, people keep trying to do things the same way. The result is persistent myths that somehow continue to be passed on as truths even though the ideas t Read More

This episode is a followup conversation with Gary Shouldis. I interviewed Gary the first time on August 14, 2014. I will update this blog post with show notes in the near future. Read More