Tableau Blueprint

whitePaper | April 18, 2022

Task management has — and will always be — an important part of workforce productivity. How many workers actually get done largely hinges on how organized and effective companies assign and manage tasks for their employees.

whitePaper | November 10, 2022

The concept of a workplace is considerably different than it was in early 2020. Over the past two years, many work environments have changed from cubicles, offices, and boardrooms to home offices, kitchen tables, and repurposed guest bedrooms. While workspaces for many have changed and adapted since 2020, the one constant across all teams has been the need to continue collaborating, communicating, and working together toward common goals.

whitePaper | November 11, 2022

A Food employee gift makes people work harder for months. A bad gift makes people feel insulted. It’s worse than getting no gift at all. And for the majority (65%) of employees, The right holiday gift is money.

whitePaper | July 15, 2022

Many organisations keep the same data in a multitude of locations. Employee records, for example, may well exist in your core HR system, your learning management system (LMS), your payroll system, your expenses system, and in your online recruitment system. When an employee joins or leaves your organisation, their data needs to be changed in all five locations – creating extra work for your HR team, and risking data breaches and inaccuracies. HR doesn’t work in isolation, so why should its systems?

whitePaper | April 3, 2023

Now is the time to embrace a skills-first approach to talent – at all stages of the lifecycle. Whether your challenges are around hiring, engagement, retention, filling talent gaps or unlocking productivity, looking at talent and work through the lens of skills is the crucial first step.

whitePaper | December 31, 2019

An organization’s human layer is its people. However, ­people are unpredictable and often cause data breaches — either accidentally or maliciously — as they create, store, and share increasing volumes of unstructured data. And this risk that people pose to sensitive information is only growing. The traditional security perimeter has disappeared with the adoption of cloud technology and flexible working practices that see staff, partners, and clients accessing data and applications via a range of devices and from multiple locations (potentially even from across the globe). This has led to an increased need for human layer security — technology such as contextual machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI), which can detect abnormal behavior to prevent breaches before they happen.