productivity software

This podcast episode focuses on the origin story and evolution of Creately, a visual collaboration software company. Learn more or get a Free trial of Creately. Co-founder Chandika Jayasundara traces Creately's beginnings in 2008 as a research project at the University of Melbourne. He discusses how the platform has grown from a basic online diagramming tool into an intelligent, integrated workspace that connects teams, documents, and data. Chandika also explores current trends like AI and Creately's unique capabilities for diagramming, data integration, and cross-team collaboration.

Yep, we're going there...we're going to be discussing that four-letter word in today's episode - SOPs.  Love 'em or hate 'em as brand leaders if we want to deliver consistently and establish solid brand standards, SOPs are our only hope! Today we are talking with Alicia Lozano about how small business owners and even solopreneurs can start building their own brand standards.  From planning to tech, we are talking about it all

Hi, It's Isar the host of the Business Growth Accelerator Podcast
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There are countless Customer Relationship Management systems currently on the market. From the big players like Salesforce, to the more emerging players like ProsperWorks. It seems that every day, a new one enters the space. It is clear that CRM is an important part of a business and that they aren't going away anytime soon.

On this episode, I talk with Sai about what the future of CRM looks like, what his experience has been like being a Salesforce developer, and if he would ever consider moving from the giant that is Salesforce over to something like Copper CRM (Formerly ProsperWorks).

This guy Tim reached out to me recently, he had listened to the first podcast and he was telling me about his story and it really resonated. We set up a time to talk and we just had a discussion about where he's at right now, where he wants to be going, what he is struggling with. A lot of that is about being able to sell yourself. You have a passion, a hobby, something that you are good at ー how do you convince people that it is worth buying?

It's impossible to start a business early on in your career and not pivot along the way. Over the past 8 years in business, I have grown a lot, evolved, and developed new skills that I could have never envisioned when opening up the company my freshman year of college. On this episode, I take you through my history of pivots from the web development world, to online marketing, IT support, and now business process consulting & automation. The longer you are in business, the more you learn, and the more opportunities you realize are available. How do you take advantage of the right opportunities and properly pivot your business?

Trailer for Analysis Paralysis, a new podcast around business process consulting, CRM, automation, and efficiency, by Alex Bass.