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2023 will be the year of doing things smarter. Now is the time to reset your outlook and build stronger relationships with your team, organization and community.” I hope this article serves as a reminder that demolition day is over, and the house is gutted. Now what? What’s your vision? Can you see any opportunity? How will you, as a revenue leader, turn your empty house into a vibrant home for the future? 2023 will belong to the optimist, the engineers and the can-do spirit. Cynicism and doubt only leave bitter tastes and bleak futures, and if you stay there, you may be unable to recoup. The second half of 2022 was tumultuous and left too many highly talented individuals unemployed on both the content and revenue side of media. Therefore, I appeal to all news media leaders to do whatever possible to stop this cycle and not take the losses and learnings from last year in vain. Virtually all leaders know how to cut costs by eliminating positions, but opportunists and innovators understand how to adjust in the red to capitalize in the black. Simply cutting the future for short gains will always be a one-side turbulent affair […]

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Bri Bucks opened a vending machine in her hair salon to make passive income. Bri Bucks purchased a vending machine for her hair salon hoping to earn passive income. In the first three weeks of operation, Bucks earned nearly $300 from her drink-and-snack machine. Here’s her advice on what type of machine to get, where to place it, and what items to stock. Sign up for our weekday newsletter, packed with original analysis, news, and trends — delivered right to your inbox. Something is loading. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed while you’re on the go. Email address By clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy . Late last year, Bri Bucks was looking for a way to earn some extra cash on top of what her hair salon and business-coaching businesses. She purchased a snack-and-drink vending machine to put in her salon in the hopes of reaping some passive income. In the first three weeks of operation, she’s brought in nearly $300 and hopes to surpass $5,500, the cost of the machine itself, […]

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Sanjib Sahoo, Chief Digital Officer of Ingram Micro Inc. Courtesy of White Fox PR Digital transformation’s impact goes well beyond technology and infrastructure, often altering the DNA of an organization, both its people and culture. When done correctly, it not only improves one’s business model but also positively impacts one’s brand — allowing the business to become both more client-centric and culture-rich. Too many business leaders fail to capture the full value from their digital strategy because they are not integrated with the brand and people strategy. Without this integration, leaders struggle to capture the value across the organization both internally with team members and externally with customers. This month I sat down with digital innovator Sanjib Sahoo, the Chief Digital Officer of $54 billion-dollar tech giant Ingram Micro Inc. to understand his approach to creating a more holistic approach to digital transformation. Soon Yu: What are businesses getting wrong with Digital Transformation? Sanjib Sahoo: In today’s world, companies need to distinguish themselves less and less by their products and more and more by their people and platforms. Digital transformation done right requires an organization to be both aggressively digital and amazingly human. So what do I mean by […]

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Strategy Investing in digital transformation, addressing new workforce models, and staying adaptable will be key to surviving a potentially volatile year. Photo: Getty Images As we begin 2023, we may hope to leave some disruptions behind us. Yet inflationary pressures, interest rates, and a potential economic downturn threaten as lingering and new forms of disruption. We can predict only one thing: that for the foreseeable future disruption is the new normal. Therefore, businesses are preparing to face these headwinds by strengthening systems and pursuing the flexibility created by digital transformation. In addition, in 2023, we’ll continue to see employee-led changes to the workplace and companies shoring up capital, customers, and supply chains to weather further turmoil. 1. Digital Leadership While many firms have escalated investment in digital transformation since 2020, the process isn’t a set-it-and-forget-it exercise. It’s a continuous journey of learning, testing, iterating, and executing to exceed ever-expanding and evolving expectations. Digital transformation will remain a strategic focus for companies this year. According to the Bank of America Digital Edge Report , the pandemic prompted enormous demand for new digital capabilities. The survey found that 97% of enterprise decision-makers reported their organization sped-up digital transformation during the pandemic. […]

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DELRAY BEACH, Fla.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–DecisionPoint Systems, Inc. (NYSE American: DPSI), a mobility-first enterprise services and solutions company, today expanded its MobileConductor application with the introduction of MobileConductor Express targeted at food distribution companies needing the traditional mainstream capabilities for direct store delivery (DSD) and other customer-focused services. Jim Hilton, director of strategic growth for DecisionPoint Systems, commented, “Backed by an unsurpassed depth in intellectual property, MobileConductor Express is an application architected for today’s need for rapid deployment, allowing our customers to grow their business and excel in this competitive environment.” MobileConductor Express also offers remote device tracking, automated customer invoices and integrations into Quickbooks. About The MobileConductor Offerings MobileConductor offers a suite of configurable plans designed to meet your business needs. Each plan helps DSD companies comply with traditional last mile delivery requirements, including simplifying and automating delivery routes by replacing outdated paper-based, manual processes with improved inventory accuracy, streamlining invoicing, and specific accounting system integration. Please click HERE to view pricing for MobileConductor Express. Today’s MobileConductor Express announcement follows the October 2022 MobileConductor update that refined the solution providing a modern user interface and updating the application with access more attuned to current users while keeping the MobileConductor vision. […]

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Palella: “I have always stated that the reverse split would be our last option of choice.” NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Helbiz, Inc. (NASDAQ: HLBZ), a leading global provider of electric shared micro-mobility solutions, announced today that it has filed a proxy statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) to hold a special meeting of stockholders to seek approval for a reverse stock split of the Company’s Class A common stock. The reverse stock split is intended to bring the Company into compliance with the minimum $1 bid price requirement for maintaining its continued listing on Nasdaq. The reverse stock split is being considered by the Company if its stock price does not appreciate beyond $1.00 by the necessary time to do so. However, the Board of Directors reserves the right to delay or abandon the reverse stock split if it determines that it is no longer necessary to regain compliance for Nasdaq’s minimum bid price. Salvatore Palella, CEO of Helbiz, said: “I have always stated that the reverse split would be our last option of choice. We remain confident that we will be able to bring additional value to the Company and fulfill Nasdaq requirements through our strategic growth […]

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5G Huawei’s focus on digitalisation of traditional industries at home has stopped the bleeding but will it work overseas? After being hit by US trade sanctions in 2019, the Shenzhen-based tech giant has made various efforts to diversify its revenue streams Huawei’s efforts to forge deeper ties with traditional industries builds on its past work with private enterprises globally Huawei is looking to push digital infrastructure upgrades in 2023. Photo: Shutterstock

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PESHAWAR: Higher Education Commission (HEC) Chairman Prof Dr Mukhtar Ahmed on Saturday said digital advancement had become the need of the hour for every organization to work on a par with global trends as digital transformation was crucial for businesses. He stated this while speaking at a function, where he also inaugurated the Cisco International Networking Academy and Support Centre at BRAINS Institute, Peshawar. A good number of professionals, including educationists, researchers, industrialists and media persons from Pakistan and abroad attended the function. “The setting up of Cisco International Networking Academy and Support Centre will provide a host of opportunities for the educational institutions, including schools, colleges and universities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,” said Prof Dr Mukhtar Ahmed, adding that HEC supported such initiatives to promote innovative technologies in Pakistan. Fahim Anwar, Country Manager, Cisco International Pakistan, stated, “In association with the Cisco Country Office, Cisco International Networking Academy and Support Center at BRAINS Institute will be an IT skills development and career building programme for both the public and private sector organizations.” “Leading the digital transformation, BRAINSTEC (BRAINS Technology Enterprise Center) is an enduring initiative of BRAINS Institute for imparting education, training and research services in emerging hi-tech fields,” […]

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Hana Financial Group Chairman Ham Young-joo (fifth from left) and the group’s top executives attend an event at Kyung Hee University in Seoul on Saturday. (Hana Financial Group) Hana Financial Group has announced plans to strengthen the company’s global and digital sectors, while improving financial services in 2023. The financial holding firm, whose business spans from bank and card services to securities, shared its vision for the new year Saturday at an event. More than 4,000 employees from 15 affiliates, including Hana Bank, Hana Securities, Hana Card and Hana Capital, took part in the event, with Chairman Ham Young-joo and other top executives in attendance. The in-person event was held for the first time in four years since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. "Hana Financial Group is now truly the best financial group in Korea with 1,100 (branches and offices) in and out of the nation and some 21,000 talented employees pursuing their dreams," said Ham, who took the helm of the nation’s third-largest financial group last year. "Let’s reach our goal of becoming Asia’s top financial company in 2023 with the group gathering under the motto of ‘one spirit.’" In 2023, the group will focus on strengthening […]

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