Articles tagged "Operations"

Bitwarden vs. LastPass: Which password manager is best? [2025]

LastPass is a seamless, modern password manager that anticipates user needs, but Bitwarden is slightly cheaper and includes more advanced security.

12 examples of corporate social responsibility done right

Turn to these 12 corporate social responsibility examples for inspiration to help you implement a more equitable business model that's good for the world.

What is business process management (BPM), and why should you care?

Master business process management (BPM) with our in-depth guide. Discover its importance, benefits, and actionable steps to optimize your business operations.

12 ways to apply process optimization to your business

Process optimization helps businesses find inefficiencies in their workflows and strategically streamline operations. Here’s how to put it into practice.

How to walk a new client through the onboarding process (in 7 steps)

Explore how to better onboard a new client in 7 easy steps that flesh out best practices for communication, file sharing, financial details, and legal matters.

Strategy vs. tactics: The "what" and "how" of a winning game plan

Strategy is the high-level map for achieving a goal, whereas tactics are the granular steps that focus on one step at a time. Here's what to know about both.

How to set up a team operations portal with Zapier

Centralize customer, project, and quote info in one place, automate tasks, and keep your team focused on what matters.

How Jet Agency fuels innovation with Zapier and AI

Discover how charter broker Jet Agency uses Zapier and AI to solve proprietary app challenges, save hundreds of hours, and foster a culture of experimentation.

SWOT analysis: A how-to guide and template (that won't bore you to tears)

A SWOT analysis is a technique businesses use to gauge their current state and plan ahead by considering strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.

6 ways to break down organizational silos

Farm silos are designed to store large amounts of grain while keeping different materials completely separated. In business, organizational silos have the same effect: They prevent resources and information from being shared among departments and teams.