5 Workforce Management Strategies to Boost Employee Engagement

whitePaper | February 7, 2020

5 It’s hard to undo first impressions, so you want your new hire’s first week at work to count. How can you ensure their orientation process is positive and successful? Essential Steps To Implement A Successful Employee Onboarding Process. It’s hard to undo first impressions, so you want your new hire’s first week at work to count. How can you ensure their orientation process is positive and successful.

whitePaper | August 25, 2022

Today, learning and development (L&D) teams are investing an increasing amount of time and effort towards improving the skills and capabilities of their workforce – more than a third of L&D pros¹ globally expect their budgets to grow year on year, and 57% of talent developers plan to spend more on their online learning programs.

whitePaper | July 24, 2023

The shift to online shopping continues, with customers indicating a preference for online even as physical stores reopen. While ecommerce growth slowed in 2022 (it was 7.7%), U.S. ecommerce sales reached $1.03 trillion (meaning they passed $1 trillion for the first time ever). Brick-and-mortar stores are struggling, and staffing and supply chain issues don’t improve the situation.

whitePaper | September 14, 2022

Providing equal opportunity for all people is at the heart of being a great workplace. To be truly supportive, employers must recognize a person’s value and compensate them equitably based on their skills, their experience, and the work they perform, no matter their gender or diversity intersection.

whitePaper | January 1, 2020

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining how businesses operate. Artificial intelligence enables computers to learn from experience and accomplish human-like tasks more efficiently by processing large amounts of data and recognizing patterns. Over the next decade, data analytics and AI will augment workers’ efficiency, as companies rely on leading tech to beat out competitors, according to Gartner’s Hype Cycle 2019.

whitePaper | June 22, 2022

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) are on-chain organizations that utilize decentralized voting to coordinate pools of capital and people. A top priority for DAOs is to engage contributors (people), direct and inspire their work on the creation of new intellectual property, and compensate them for their work. DAOs are built to operate with far less top-down ownership, incentivizing community members to drive outcomes, and thereby promoting a broader diversity of initiatives and outcomes than traditional companies. This makes them appealing as an organizing structure for ecosystem-driven products and systems, such as decentralized finance platforms, community-led investment funds, creative mediums, and limitless other opportunities. However, in order to fulfill their potential, DAOs must operate within existing legal frameworks.