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Andrew Conrad is a senior content writer at Capterra, covering business intelligence, retail, and construction, among other markets. As a seven-time award winner in the Maryland, Delaware, D.C. and Suburban Newspapers of America editorial contests, Andrew’s work has been featured in the Baltimore Sun and PSFK. He lives in Austin with his wife, son, and their rescue dog, Piper.

Published November 17, 2020
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Running a medical practice can literally be a matter of life and death. So when it comes to scheduling the nurses who keep your practice running smoothly, you can’t afford to use an insufficient tool, or spend months and months finding a nurse scheduling software program that works for your team.
Published October 27, 2020
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A great way to quickly alienate a potential customer is to email them marketing messaging that they didn’t consent to and don’t want to receive. Depending on how you go about sending the email, it could also cost you more than $40,000 in FTC penalties.
Published October 13, 2020
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Let’s face it, the internet is great for hilarious memes, but it’s not always the best for universal agreement and concise, truthful information. Despite the consensus on funny memes, the internet lacks consensus around productivity tools and how to make your teams more successful. Conflicting ideas, strategies, and recommendations abound.
Published July 27, 2020
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In the year 2020, your digital storefront is more important than ever for drawing in customers and generating revenue. But if your business sells directly to other businesses, you also need to make sure that your digital wholesale storefront is optimized. The U.S. B2B eCommerce market now exceeds $1 trillion, so there is a huge market opportunity for businesses that can make B2B transactions easier for their customers.
Published June 25, 2020
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Imagine that your business needs a new delivery vehicle. Consider these two options: While the benefits of building a completely customized vehicle may sound enticing, the strain on time and resources would make such an endeavor impossible for most companies.
Published May 22, 2020
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We all know at least one of them … That employee who always has a neat desk and signs off by 4 p.m. every day, but still manages to get everything done and then some, exceeding goals and garnering positive reviews every quarter.
Published May 14, 2020
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Anyone can successfully run a business when everything is going right. It’s when things start to go wrong that true leaders reveal themselves—and when they become most valuable to their organizations.
Published February 14, 2020
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Whether you’ve always loved using project management software to complete projects, or you’re just really good at communicating with people, staying organized, and leading teams, you’re probably reading this article because you’ve chosen project management as your career path.
Published January 30, 2020
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Just as throngs of virtual football fans line up for the latest release of Madden NFL every summer, accountants and accounting professionals flock to their nearest office supply store every fall to be the first to snatch up the latest version of QuickBooks Desktop.
Published December 20, 2019
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Patrick Lencioni’s popular leadership book “The Five Dysfunctions of a Team” illustrates just how destructive it can be when teams fail to act like cohesive units.
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