by RBA | Oct 27, 2017 | Design, Digital Experience, Digital Strategy, Marketing, Project Management, User Experience |
I recently had the pleasure of attending this year’s MIMA Summit in Downtown Minneapolis. The MIMA Summit is the largest gathering of digital creatives, technologists, storytellers, advertisers, marketers, and product strategists in the Midwest. The Summit is full of...
by RBA | Aug 30, 2017 | Analytics, CRM, Data Management & BI, Digital Strategy, Portals & Collaboration, Sitecore |
Let me start by saying I have high expectations around what “good” looks like when I’m buying something. When I buy a product or subscribe to a service, I expect a good customer experience. When I am considering a purchase, I want answers to my questions. When I want...
by RBA | Apr 19, 2017 | Digital Experience, Digital Strategy, Digital Workplace, Marketing, Portals & Collaboration |
Over the past few years, workplaces have slowly transitioned from physical office spaces to much more flexible ‘digital workplaces,’ where employees are connected by modern collaboration tools instead of just shared work environments. According to a 2015 global...
by RBA | Aug 16, 2016 | Analytics, Design, Digital Enterprise, Digital Experience, Digital Strategy, Digital Workplace, Project Management |
“Tell me about a successful project you’ve run.” “Tell me about a project you’ve been a part of that was not successful. What happened?” These are two very subjective questions that a Digital Project Manager may hear as part of a job interview or that a sales team may...
by RBA | Jul 27, 2016 | Analytics, Digital Experience, Digital Strategy |
Review Part 1: Overview Review Part 2: Configuring Google Tag Manager Why Power BI? Power BI is an application from Microsoft that allows you to easily create data visualizations from almost any data source. It’s similar in many ways to Tableau. Some of the...
by RBA | Jul 27, 2016 | Analytics, Digital Experience, Digital Strategy |
Review Part One: Overview Configuring Google Analytics I assume you have a Google Analytics account and property already set up. If you don’t, no problem. You can do that now at Google Analytics – I need to grab a cup of coffee anyway. The only thing...
