Technology has no doubt made the world very easy for us. A few years back if you wanted to use any technology you had to have spent some weeks if not many months training on it.

In our last article on data quality, we had written about the three essential components of data strategy which is Accurate, Completeness and Consistency.

SharePoint, though originally conceptualized as a Content Management Software, has evolved substantially and with the latest move to Online version, has become a highly versatile tool.

Last few months I have been fascinated by the world of Behavioral Economics. When I studied economics back at the university, behavioral economics was still in infancy stage and not as evolved as it currently is.

The list of words that are added after Data and bandied about in our everyday conversation makes it maybe one of the most used words daily.

Holidays are a reading time. And in my reading list there was this book called “Against all Odds – The IT Story of India”.

Most companies have the whole Microsoft Suite and that is why using SharePoint Online to address some of these business needs does not have additional licensing cost.

Making a choice between Custom built products or buying a Commercially available Off the Shelf Products (COTS) is a dilemma that all business enterprises must deal with sometime.

Best Practices can be defined as a set of guidelines or rules that produce good outcomes. All of us working in the business & technology services space are very familiar with the word.

With businesses spending millions of dollars on transformation projects, Prosci’s Best Practices in Change Management benchmarking studies revealed that 93% of participants with excellent change management met or exceeded objectives.