Category: Management

In the past year, there have been many businesses that are now switching to digital platforms. The recent COVID-19 pandemic has caused many changes to how companies and businesses operate. Since many companies offer their services and products through online platforms, digital marketing has become one of the backbones for many industries. Since digital marketing… Continue reading Data Management: What You Can Do to Ensure Secure Information

Next to the capital and operating costs, customer acquisition is another expense that companies ought to minimize. Unfortunately, since it is a necessary cost of disrupting a market in the best way possible, a lot of entrepreneurs believe that they should spare no expense in getting those leads. For companies without a lot of cash… Continue reading A Guide to Overcoming Barriers In Customer Acquisition

A tidy workplace leads to a more productive one. When you maintain your workplace clean, you enhance your workers’ health and offer a distraction-free environment for them to work in. Cleanliness maintenance helps the whole facility, its employees, and your guests. Here are some of the most significant advantages of employing janitors to keep your workplace… Continue reading Cleaner Office, Better Employees

The travel and tourism industry took the first massive blow since the COVID-19 pandemic: borders and airports closed, tourism and travel banned, ongoing and outgoing flights suspended, and lockdowns implemented. This decrease is a massive downfall since, throughout the last years, the industry has seen sustainable growth. For instance, in 2017, the international arrivals came… Continue reading Business Travels Amid COVID-19: Real-Time Facts and Tips

The COVID-19 pandemic provided countless growth opportunities for the cleaning services sector. Even before that, it was already gaining with 2.2 million jobs employed by more than 1 million companies offering cleaning services. Experts expect the industry to grow in the following years. This presents an excellent opportunity for both interested in starting a cleaning business and… Continue reading 5 Best Practices to Boost Profits for Your Cleaning Business in 2021

Stress is a constant in every adult Singaporean’s life. A study released in 2019 revealed that 92 percent of all working Singaporeans are stressed, higher than the global average, which was at 84 percent. And it has an impact on public health. Over 2 million visits to the doctor each year are for chest pains… Continue reading Mounting Debts among Young Singaporeans Are Causing Skyrocketing Levels of Stress

No one was prepared by the wrath COVID-19 brought. The world abruptly stopped. Businesses shut down that brought hardships and financial struggles. The staggering job loss figures from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics prove how the pandemic negatively impacted everyone. Thanks to vaccines, the world is gradually trying to catch up. Industries are slowly resuming while… Continue reading Industries that Will Come Back Stronger After the Pandemic

The world wasn’t ready for the coronavirus pandemic. Even first-world countries saw themselves on their knees as businesses closed doors, and the lives of their citizens were forever disrupted. But a year-and-a-half after, there’s now a semblance of normalcy in our lives. We know some do’s and don’t’s. We have a better understanding of how… Continue reading How to Collaborate Successfully Once Workers Are Back in the Office

The COVID-19 pandemic exerted a lot of pressure on the food processing industry. Labor shortage triggered a wave of panic buying. At the same time, this surge in food demand happened amid restricted trade policies. As the pandemic worsens and new variants emerge, food retailers and suppliers can’t help but ask: How can we respond… Continue reading From Safety to Security: Trends Defining the Food Processing Industry

Most people dread credit card debts, and rightfully so. In Singapore, for example, the national average for credit card debt is around $1,400 or S$1,900 per household. In the United States, it’s even higher at $6,200 per family. Because of the misconception about credit card debts, the normal reaction for people is to stay as… Continue reading Why Debt Is Also a Good Thing Sometimes