The Xsemble flow diagram of a CMS shows a single page node that serves all site pages, which accurately represents the working of a CMS.
Visual Model of a CMS
Visual Model of a CRM
The requirements of CRM are often unique and ever-changing. Therefore, instead of a ready-made CRM, a CRM that is evolved from a flexible model makes sense.
Remote Internships of MIT-WPU Students, July 2020
Introduction The short internships of MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU) students are coming to a close. Acism thanks all the interns who worked with us and strived to make it a success. Acism also officially thanks MIT-WPU and in particular
Visual Modeling of ERP Processes
This article features two documents that cover in detail the visual modeling of of two ERP processes: Procure to Pay (P2P) and Order to Cash (O2C).
8 Ways In Which #Kommbox Supports #RemoteWork
One of the most far reaching impacts of the #Covid19 pandemic is that #WorkFromHome, or in a more generalized term #RemoteWork, will happen much more than before. However, remote working is not just about video conferencing and giving access to
New Year Resolutions #SoftwareOutsourcing – part 2
As a new year 2020 is about to begin, it is time to make resolutions. In this part 2 of a 2 part series, we cover the resolutions for the outsourcing customers.
New Year Resolutions for 2020 #SoftwareOutsourcing – part 1
As a new year 2020 is about to begin, it is time to make resolutions. In this part 1 of a 2 part series, we cover the resolutions for the software vendors.
Employee Burnout / Inefficiency is a System Problem
A recent article in Harvard Business Review (HBR for short) has again brought up the issue of employee burnout. The article surveys the research on employee burnout and top 5 reasons of burnout as identified by Gallup. It also endorses
Is Your Business Model Built Around Throwing Cash? Be Careful
Over the last weekend, I happened to read not just one or two, but three different pieces concerning the unicorn startups who are seem to be on an endless spree to throw investors’ money. What I read got me wondering
Hiring Ninja Developers – or Not!
Great programmers are flooded with offers, and recruitment becomes a big challenge in the face of last minute cancellations / no show. We question whether everyone needs those great programmers which are in short supply.