On the move: the ec4u blog turns DIGITALL
Dear readers, as you may have noticed, the ec4u environment is changing. We’ve announced our merger with BULPROS back in March and were able to show you our new brand DIGITALL in July which will be the future of ec4u (now DIGITALL).
4 Tips for more cloud security at the start of your cloud project
A recent study indicates that company’s might underestimate security issues when planing their cloud projects.
Digitization: Creating transparency for virtual workflows
Digitization can help break down data silos and make information available to everyone. However, when it comes to the daily business life, a multitude of tools and workflows gets in the way of efficiency and transparency.
B2B in transition: new customer needs require change
The numerous changes caused by the pandemic have hit the B2B market just like every other area of business. But what does it mean for companies and their customer relationship management?
The digital trends 2021 of our ec4u experts
It is an annual tradition to ask among my colleagues what (digital) trends they see for the coming year. For the trends 2021, I collected a diverse mix from eCommerce optimism to useful office apps.
Test Management as part of agile Software Projects
My colleague Wiebke Bergholz explains what test management is, how it’s structured and how it fits into agile project management.
10 Disadvantages of working with a low-quality database
Using a database is a bit like baking: if you don’t have the right the ingredients or they are of poor quality, the cake will not taste good. This article explains, why companies can afford low quality data just as much as bakers can afford to use rotten eggs.
Is Inside Sales replacing outside sales?
With the growth of digital channels, the amount of communication channels for sales is also growing. The boundaries between inside and outside sales are becoming increasingly blurred.
Low Code, No Code, Power User: the digital tool box is here
The desire for individual software solutions or apps often creates challenges in companies. Resources are lacking, too many different applications create silos, or software is used as “shadow IT” without IT approval.
It’s complicated: when do you need to change your CRM software?
With large CRM projects, it is not always a question of deciding whether to implement a CRM. Often a migration to a new system is pending. But why would companies want to change their systems?
