Day: November 12, 2021
Top Trends for Business Analytics for the Rest of 2021
(Peshkova/Shutterstock) Data powers business. Organizations rely on it to remain successful and competitive, but they have traditionally performed analysis on huge volumes of historical data to make critical decisions. The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic is now forcing organizations to look at business analytics in a new light. It has shown that models that rely
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16 Essential Considerations For An Effective Business Mobile App
getty The increasing ubiquity and use of smartphones provide businesses today with a unique opportunity: the ability to be ever-present and ready to serve customers through a custom mobile app. However, while a well-functioning mobile app can be a true asset for a business and its customers, a poorly designed one can be worse than
Small Business Center to resume ‘Lunch and Learn’ sessions | Business
The Small Business Center at Nash Community College and the Rocky Mount Area Chamber of Commerce have partnered to bring back small business Lunch and Learns. The first Lunch and Learn of this series will be at noon on Nov. 17in the Nash Community College classroom beside Goat Island Bottle Shop on the Rocky Mount
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Which Is Right For You?
CEO, Cadilus Inc. getty Most would agree these past two years have been unlike anything we’ve experienced before. Consistent, predictable consumer demand has been replaced with dramatic shifts in buying preferences, flooding some product categories with overwhelming demand while seemingly eliminating demand from others. Efficient and optimized “just-in-time” supply chains have been upended, driven by production
Scholarship program prepares undergraduate for the business world | Paul M. Rady Mechanical Engineering
Will Edgar Will Edgar, a junior in the Paul M. Rady Department of Mechanical Engineering, describes himself as someone who has always had a knack for engineering. “I knew I was going to be in mechanical engineering right out of high school,” Edgar said. “I have always been curious about how things worked.” Edgar grew