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Digital Workforce Robotic Process Automation and SAP
The development of Artificial Intelligence solutions needs to be iterative using feedback from the business users to improve future versions.
When Brands Play Politics
How the belief-driven buyer concept is the latest marketing trend to go mainstream.
The Power of Duplication: Scaling A Business Up One Process at a Time
Have you ever wished for a clone of yourself to get more done in your business? Have you ever thought to yourself that if you weren’t facilitating the business affairs, would the business continue to thrive?
Digital Transformation Strategy
The digital transformation market size is expected to grow from $521.5 billion as of this year to $1.25 trillion by 2026.
NMS Consulting’s Charles Bovaird Featured on Forbes.com
Bitcoin prices climbed today, building upon their recent gains and reaching their highest level this year. While this rally certainly looks positive for bitcoin…
Continuing the Great Rebalance
Eleven years ago, terms such as Toxic Debt and Subprime Loans were as commonplace as Snapchat and Bitcoin are today (and, perhaps, equally misunderstood).
NMS Consulting’s Charles Bovaird’s Article Featured on Forbes
Bitcoin has been outperforming other digital currencies lately, increasing its share of the broader market as prices climb.
Personalizing Banking: The Next Frontier
Tech companies like Google, Amazon, and Facebook have been leveraging their immense amount of data to target customers on a personal level, and turn their data into millions of dollars.
Sustainable Agriculture Investing
Mark Twain’s famous advice to “Buy land, they’re not making it anymore,” was ahead of its time. Even with a population of only 76 million people in the United States, Twain recognized the scarcity of land and its…
Disruptive Opportunities led to Flourishing M&A in 2018
With companies giving warnings about future earnings (as the beneficial effect of changes to US tax laws wears off and interest rates are hiked) and a global slowdown on hand, we saw companies look to inorganic growth to keep investors happy in 2018.