Digital Transformation of HR
Employee engagement, recruitment and culture have all undergone a digital transformation. That can make hitting your HR goals more difficult.
This new guide features a range of tips and visual examples to help you connect with, engage, and motivate your employees in a digital workplace.
Get your copy now for tips and best practice on how to:
- Boost engagement and reduce disconnection
- Revitalize training and development
- Create richer, more immersive onboarding
- Rebuild positive workplace culture
Guide To Monitoring Third Party Risks
Every organization will, at some point, have to collaborate with different entities such as clients, vendors, suppliers, and specialists to ensure business continuity, however, this extends an organization's perimeter, increasing the probability of your network getting exposed to cyberthreats.
Read this guide to learn more about:
- Impact of threats from Related Party Interactions (RPIs).
- Why RPIs need to be monitored.
- Best practices to monitor threats from RPIs.
Cybersecurity Outlook For 2022
A majority of the global workforce has started returning to the office and it looks like 2022 is set to be a year of hybrid work. That said, it will also bring with it a wide range of network security challenges.
Our e-book, Cybersecurity outlook for 2022, provides insights on the changing cyber landscape, evolving security threats, and emerging attack patterns. It also provides a walk-through of different cyberattacks that happened in 2021 and what security administrators should look for in 2022 to avoid similar incidents.
Your Grant Management Workbook
Nowadays, your grant management works involve a lot of operational and administrative responsibilities. When launching a grant project, one of your main focuses is to ensure that everyone follows the grant process's steps and remains efficient in delivering the required materials and reports. Your goal is to make sure that the grant goes to the nonprofit chosen and is implemented effectively.
In this ebook, you’ll find out how to make your Grant Management process easy and efficient.
Empower Your Corporate Social Mindset
Because the field of Corporate Volunteering is so vast, it is essential to lay the basis of it and start your volunteering journey with every piece of information and the best tips to run a smooth successful program.
In this handy ebook, you will find everything you need to make the most out of your Volunteering program, meaning:
- An insightful comment on how to adopt a corporate social mindset, based on the discussion Optimy had with the amazing speaker and writer Michael Alberg-Seberich.
- The best tips on how to plan and execute your Corporate Volunteering program.
- Tricks to grow your employee engagement for your volunteering activities.
- The secrets to overcoming the challenges you might face.
- An article to get a clear idea of why you might need a volunteering management software for your organization.
Cooking with Tidelift
When cooking for friends or family, many of us go out of the way to seek the freshest, tastiest ingredients possible. You may have favorite producers at the local farmers market, or brands from the grocery that you've come to know and trust. But when choosing the ingredients that make up our open source applications, we often bring in new libraries without any guarantees that they are safe and well maintained.
We wanted to distill the idea of managing open source down to something so simple, you could explain it to a child, so that’s why we wrote a children’s book about enterprise open source software management. Yes, we just used the phrases “children’s book” and “enterprise open source software” in the same sentence.
We call it Cooking with Tidelift, and it will show you how we can help you create catalogs of known-good, proactively maintained open source components to ensure your apps are as safe and healthy as they can be.
Purpose-Built Linux for Embedded Solutions
The explosive growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) is just one of several trends that is fueling the demand for intelligent devices at the edge. Increasingly, embedded devices use Linux to leverage libraries and code as well as Linux OS expertise to deliver functionality faster, simplify ongoing maintenance, and provide the most flexibility and performance for embedded device developers.
This e-book looks at the various approaches to providing both Linux and a build environment for embedded devices and offers best practices on how organizations can accelerate development while reducing overall project cost throughout the entire device lifecycle.
OutSystems on AWS: Migrate, Develop and Innovate Applications In The Cloud
Balancing the need to build innovative applications that support future growth with increasing demands to deliver at speed while avoiding errors is not easy.
Traditional application development processes are slow and for many organizations have resulted in the accumulation of massive technical debt and ever-growing application backlogs. Finding, hiring, training, and retaining specialist talent is also challenging, as is ensuring team members always have access to the latest technology and the most up-to-date infrastructure.
The agility, scalability, and access to advanced technologies on AWS afforded by cloud migration are crucial for companies looking for new ways to shrink accumulated technical debt and rapidly build reliable, secure, enterprise-grade applications.
OutSystems on AWS: Migrate, Develop and Innovate Applications In The Cloud
Balancing the need to build innovative applications that support future growth with increasing demands to deliver at speed while avoiding errors is not easy.
Traditional application development processes are slow and for many organizations have resulted in the accumulation of massive technical debt and ever-growing application backlogs. Finding, hiring, training, and retaining specialist talent is also challenging, as is ensuring team members always have access to the latest technology and the most up-to-date infrastructure.
The agility, scalability, and access to advanced technologies on AWS afforded by cloud migration are crucial for companies looking for new ways to shrink accumulated technical debt and rapidly build reliable, secure, enterprise-grade applications.
OutSystems on AWS: Migrate, Develop and Innovate Applications In The Cloud
Balancing the need to build innovative applications that support future growth with increasing demands to deliver at speed while avoiding errors is not easy.
Traditional application development processes are slow and for many organizations have resulted in the accumulation of massive technical debt and ever-growing application backlogs. Finding, hiring, training, and retaining specialist talent is also challenging, as is ensuring team members always have access to the latest technology and the most up-to-date infrastructure.
The agility, scalability, and access to advanced technologies on AWS afforded by cloud migration are crucial for companies looking for new ways to shrink accumulated technical debt and rapidly build reliable, secure, enterprise-grade applications.
The Project Leader’s Guide to Successfully Adapt to Change & Manage Uncertainty
Research shows that 70% of organizations have suffered at least one project failure in the last year. Why? When priorities and work are constantly changing, we all know that it’s hard to keep our entire portfolio of projects up-to-date and see what’s next.
Our latest eBook will walk you through important tips to help manage change and uncertainty in today’s workplace, including how to:
- Keep your workload balanced
- Track progress to know where time goes
- Use a priority-driven methodology
- Wrangle uncertainty with predictive scheduling
Ready to achieve the momentum that your business needs to succeed through seamless project execution?
CIO Challenges: EA Disconnected from Business Stakeholders
What are the main concerns facing Chief Information Officers today? Orbus Software have identified 8 major issues that every enterprise is likely to struggle with when it comes to meeting the demands of the digital age.
Across the series of CIO Challenges Orbus have released thus far, a common thread has been the importance of Enterprise Architecture (EA) for the management and organization of IT. However, simply starting an EA team or expanding an existing one is not an instant panacea, as the contribution of EA can often be hampered by a lack of communication & cooperation between EA and other parts of the business.
In this eBook, we’ll discuss how disconnected teams can harm transformation efforts, and how the right setup for EA can deliver successful business outcomes.
TOGAF 9.2 in Pictures
The ADM is an iterative process used to understand existing architectures and work out the best way to change and improve them.
Never used without some adaptation, the ADM is more like a cookbook of recommendations, ideas and checklists than a set way of doing things.
Think of it in three chunks and bear in mind that in a large enterprise, there may be quite a few projects all using different phases of the ADM.
The Guide to Business Capability Modeling
Business Capability Modeling (or Mapping) is the act of breaking down an organization’s activities into a set of capabilities, which together represent everything the business can do.
In order to understand how a business needs to change, it needs to understand itself. In modern enterprises, with thousands of employees, hundreds of locations and dozens of functions, this is no simple task. Business Capability Modeling transforms the organization into an easily understood set of capabilities, which represent all the different things a business does. This can be used as the basis to understand how people, processes, information & technology support the business.
Five Steps to Designing a Fully Optimized Enterprise Architecture
The enterprise architect must, despite all the technical complexities and challenges, remain outcome focused; rarely are stakeholders interested in the science behind the processes, but rather they are happy to trust their experts. It is simply the results that matter. This requires measurable deliverables and milestones that tangibly demonstrate our progress in an easily digestible format. Working in iterations architects can develop and target a set of goals, tied to key business outcomes.
Throughout the evolution of your EA practice, keep in mind it is a journey and not a destination. By making use of a maturity model, you drill deeper into each iterative step, understanding what it looks like and how to move towards fully optimized enterprise architecture. The Orbus Software Enterprise Architecture Maturity Assessment demonstrates where your organization currently sits, and provides a platform for you to benchmark against competitors, and industry standards. You are able to use the assessment as a way to develop your EA practice to meet the demands of the digital age.
