It’s common to view revenue growth through the lens of increased sales or contracts. But for many companies, the key to unlocking substantial financial growth opportunities can be buried in internal processes.

Processes and workflows should adapt and grow with a company. Unfortunately, this isn't always the case. Far too frequently, a company's internal infrastructure fails to scale with its outside expansion, resulting in costly inefficiencies.

Everyone knows "there's an app for that," but what does that mean for your company's website? You're not alone if you're stumped when it comes to understanding what a "web application" is. There's a lot of confusion around web-based data processing, online collaboration, and virtual project management. So far, we've explored what a web application is and some popular types of apps used by businesses.

When you’re a business owner looking to improve operations through a custom business software project, you have to keep one eye on the bottom line. You need to know the project you need will be delivered on time, and on budget. But over time, it can be easy to let added features or delays push you past your estimate. Here’s what you can do as a business owner to keep your business software project on track.

Are you using Microsoft Excel spreadsheets to manage your business, track client details, or monitor deadlines? Do you find yourself, or your staff, losing information among a sea of cells and numbers? What if there were a better way?