Teams | Collaboration | Customer Service | Project Management

UKG & Simpplr Intranet - Customer Story

In early 2020, Ultimate Software and Kronos merged. After the integration, it became apparent that they needed a way to build unity, reinforce culture, and bring people together within the newly formed organization: UKG. That is when they decided to launch Simpplr. Watch this video to learn the Simpplr and UKG customer story, and hear from leadership about how their new intranet, UKG Today, has transformed employee collaboration and engagement. Learn the reasons they chose Simpplr and why the simplicity and ease of use has been the key driver for getting people to engage with the platform.

How to dramatically improve resource planning across your team

There’s a lot to juggle when a new project kicks off. But with proper resource planning, you put your best foot forward by limiting that chance for things to go wrong. Mapping out the project timeline, assembling the right team, and plotting out the tasks that need to be completed can feel like a headache if there’s no method to your madness.

How to facilitate an OKR planning workshop

Suppose you work for an organization or corporation. At least once in your professional life, you might experience a lack of leadership or direction (unless you’re very lucky). The problem with a lack of guidance is that when we can’t see the big picture or understand the value of our work, we feel demotivated, frustrated, and eventually leave.

How To Scale A Consulting Business (2022 Guide)

Do you know how to scale a consulting business? In this short guide, we are going to break down all you need to know about how to scale a consulting business. If you’re actively exploring ways to take your consulting business to the next level and want to accelerate growth, this is the perfect guide for you. We want to provide practical advice that can be easily implemented.

Aligning sales and customer service: How and why

Sales and customer service should be a natural fit. Both teams work to create successful customer interactions and move the company forward. It stands to reason that they should easily support one another—unfortunately, that’s rarely the case. Because sales and customer service (CS) teams are focused on different metrics, they rarely interact with each other. Sales teams, for instance, key in on sales metrics like win rates, while CS keeps an eye on tickets closed and CSAT.