Limited adoption of Software as a Service solutions within an organization has many of these products perceived as having over promised and under delivered. To alter this perspective and increase SaaS adoption, businesses need to update their approach to SaaS adoption and utilize change management as the driving concept of the adoption process.
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Mobility Market Intelligence’s Ben Teerlink: Using Change Management to Turn Adoption Woes into Adoption “Whoas”
Limited adoption of Software as a Service solutions within an organization has many of these products perceived as having over promised and under delivered. To alter this perspective and increase SaaS adoption, businesses need to update their approach to SaaS adoption and utilize change management as the driving concept of the adoption process.
Mobility Market Intelligence’s Ben Teerlink: Using Change Management to Turn Adoption Woes into Adoption “Whoas”
Limited adoption of Software as a Service solutions within an organization has many of these products perceived as having over promised and under delivered. To alter this perspective and increase SaaS adoption, businesses need to update their approach to SaaS adoption and utilize change management as the driving concept of the adoption process.
Ben Teerlink of Mobility Market Intelligence: Using Change Management to Turn Adoption Woes into Adoption “Whoas”
Limited adoption of Software as a Service solutions within an organization has many of these products perceived as having over promised and under delivered. To alter this perspective and increase SaaS adoption, businesses need to update their approach to SaaS adoption and utilize change management as the driving concept of the adoption process.
Nate Johnson: 3 Ideas Toward a Fast, Efficient, Profitable Mortgage Operations Process
The U.S. real estate industry is in a volatile state – as much, if not more, than it was during the 2008 financial crisis. We are seeing some record numbers in the mortgage industry with rising foreclosures, really low interest rates, and shortage of inventory. This does seem to be a stable environment, though – but while things seem to fall in place at times, the next moment new factors disrupt the market environment. Here are three areas of turbulence in the mortgage industry.