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Parking Management Software Market Size Forecast to Reach a Revenue of $8.60B in 2030

Having innovative technologies such as payment digitalisation, enforcement processes, access control, and reporting at the core, parking management software is fast gaining currency among local authorities and private parking companies.

Global smart parking management market size was valued at $4.38B in 2022. It is forecasted to hit a staggering $8.60B, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.50% between 2022 and 2030, according to an article by Market Research Future (MRFR) published in Digital Journal.

What is a parking management system?

A parking management solution helps optimise parking spaces, better manage the influx of vehicles, and ensure the safety of both people and vehicles.  

It aids in managing vehicles efficiently by offering full control of the entire lifecycle of parking enforcement information—from issue to recovery and the stages in between.

Driving forces behind the increasing demand for parking management software

The parking management market is gaining traction as more and more companies look to optimise their parking spaces. 

In addition, the rising number of vehicles, growing global demand for smooth traffic flow, and rapid development of smart cities are the pivotal factors promoting the adoption of automated parking management solutions, particularly across some regions of the world.

According to MRFR, due to developers creating additional spaces instead of not making the most of the existing ones, many parking slots remain unutilised.

The solution: leveraging state-of-the-art parking management software.

By notifying keepers of empty parking spaces, a class-leading parking management system with improved signage and real-time parking indicators helps minimise parking space waste. The result: fortified customer experience and a substantial saving on time and fuel.

On top of that, a high-end parking management system helps differentiate between under-pricing and overpricing parking spaces, enabling improved revenue management that leads to effective resource utilisation.

An integrated, cost-effective parking management solution can often address parking requirements by 20-40%, offering many social, economic, and environmental benefits.. 

How the Covid-19 pandemic affected the global parking management software market

Along with vehicle manufacturing activities, parking management software production remained halted in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. 

Many countries enforced stringent regulations declaring lockdowns and discouraged crowding on public vehicles and in transport stations. With declining need for parking management, the growth of the parking management software market witnessed a modest decrease for a short period. 

However, with more and more countries now easing travel and quarantine restrictions, the need for parking management is getting a substantial push. As a consequence, the demand for end-to-end cloud-based parking management software, such as ZatPark, is expected to increase.

North America to reign the global market

Accounting for more than 35% of the market share, North America reigned in the parking management software market last year. 

Countries with robust economies, such as the US and Canada, are the leaders in driving the growth of the parking management system industry across the region.

That said, with the demand for parking management systems on the rise, it’s critical for businesses to ensure enhanced user experience while also saving time and money. A high-end parking management system helps streamline enforcement and management for private enforcement companies and local authorities. 

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Ross B. Willimas to host The Modern Profits Mastermind Cruise For Entrepreneurs

Orlando, Florida – January 9th, 2023 – Ross B. Willimas founder of Modern Profits is hosting the second Modern Profits Mastermind Cruise For Entrepreneurs. This is an exclusive entrepreneur experience business owners won’t get at other conferences or masterminds. At this mastermind, guests will learn business strategies, tactics, and tips all while networking and enjoying a luxury vacation on a beautiful cruise ship with amazing like-minded people.

During the mastermind attendees will enjoy 3-4 hours a day learning from a dozen expert speakers on how to grow their influence, dominate their market and turn their followers into dollars. Guests will learn skills in personal branding, the art of selling, and authority marketing and so much more. Business owners, coaches, and digital marketers that want more leads and more sales in their business can learn all the new trends from the best in the biz on this cruise.

At this event, entrepreneurs will meet and build relationships with other like-minded industry leaders. Daily activities will be held outside of the conference room to encourage everyone at the event to build meaningful long-lasting friendships and business relationships. Activities include beach cabanas, sailboats, snorkeling, dinners, and nightly networking parties. 

Attendees will enjoy awesome vacation time on an amazing cruise ship, relax in the pool, enjoy the private island and make new adventures on excursions.

The cruise will set sail on January 29th, 2023 on the MSC MERAVIGLIA out of Port Canaveral, Florida (Just outside of Orlando). It will be sailing to Nassau, Bahamas, and the private island Ocean Cay Marine Reserve.

MSC Meraviglia is packed with extraordinary features for the perfect experience at sea. Enjoy gourmet dining and out-of-this-world entertainment with new panoramic areas, an innovative ocean-view lounge, a two-deck “inside promenade” with an LED dome, and a spectacular amusement area connected to an outdoor water park. Best of all, MSC Meraviglia features late-night and overnight stays on our exclusive private island, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, in The Bahamas

Exclusive to MSC Cruise guests, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve was designed to show their appreciation of the environment and ensure they are doing their part to take care of the planet, all while giving guests a slice of paradise. With docking right on the island, guests can walk straight off the ship and onto 2 miles of white sand beaches where chairs, umbrellas, and cabanas await to help guests sit back and relax beside crystal blue waters.

For more information about the Modern Profits Mastermind Cruise For Entrepreneurs please click the link below.

www.ModernProfitsCruise.com

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S/4HANA Transformation: Protera Discusses the Role of SAP Migration Cockpit

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Protera, a global SAP® Partner, urges SAP-centric businesses to leverage class-leading automation tools along with SAP Migration Cockpit for a smooth S/4HANA migration.

Reliable and efficient data migration is critical to successfully implementing a new SAP system.

The SAP Migration Cockpit is a key tool in ensuring a successful data migration process. A central control repository, the SAP S/4 Migration Cockpit helps enterprises efficiently execute SAP HANA transitions and upgrades from legacy SAP and non-SAP systems.

Due to SAP sunsetting its mainstream support for SAP ERP Central Component (ECC) solution in 2027, enterprises are being pushed to migrate to the S/4HANA environment.

Even though S/4HANA is a rewrite of the predecessor SAP ECC, it’s a completely new system, which means migrating to SAP S/4HANA is a complex process requiring businesses to convert their legacy ERP data into a format that’s interpretable by S/4HANA.

With predefined migration objects, Migration Cockpit helps pinpoint and transfer business-critical data for a more streamlined S/4HANA transition. 

“Mapping is a system of rules that tell the SAP Migration Cockpit how to reorganize and reformat data for S/4HANA,” explains a spokesperson from Protera.“The data itself doesn’t change, but individual entries are—for example, if you had two vendor records and two customer records for one company, the system would combine all that data into a single business partner record, containing all the addresses and other data in those four records.”

By automating data migration and walking users through the process, the SAP Migration Cockpit offers in-depth insight into their progress. 

That said, even though Migration Cockpit aims to help businesses effortlessly implement their new SAP systems by minimizing conventional issues, it does have some shortfalls. 

SAP Migration Object may not be the most viable option for enterprises with custom fields in specific business objects—for tools specific to a company, the SAP Migration Cockpit system is not capable of moving custom fields to S/4HANA by default. 

Due to these custom fields failing to map to a standard S/4HANA configuration, enterprises need to add custom fields in their SAP S/4HANA system. 

Plus, they may need to create transformation rules for Migration Cockpit. 

According to Protera, before enterprises move their data to S/4HANA, they must build their own landscape following a string of steps—multiple cycles of planning, building, validation, and refining.

Combined with third-party automation tools, SAP Migration Cockpit can ensure a S/4HANA transformation journey that is efficient, non-disruptive, and cost-optimized, the company explains.

By helping spot custom codes, determine processing power requirements for a new S/4HANA system, and figure out upgrade dependencies, automation tools like Protera FlexBridge enable faster S/4HANA transition.

Serving as a central system for all migration tools a business requires, FlexBridge predicts migration timelines while also helping automate critical processes such as quality control and project management.

Built on 15+ years of SAP expertise, Protera FlexBridge is a high-end SAP digital transformation solution that ensures a company’s S/4HANA journey goes without a hitch.

Interested parties can learn more about Protera’s guide to SAP Migration Cockpit by visiting https://info.protera.com.

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Agile Solutions Releases New Guide on Cloud Data Lakehouse

Leading Data Management expert, Agile Solutions, recently released a guide on what Cloud Data Lakehouse is and the benefit it offers.

The business explains the difference between a Data Warehouse, a Data Lake, and a Data Lakehouse. 

A Data Warehouse is a repository for structured data, used to support business intelligence. However, since it only stores structured data, a Data Warehouse comes with certain limitations, such as more storage space required to organize information. For that reason, it also costs more.

In contrast, Data Lakes are databases that store semi-structured or unstructured data. Since the information is not organized, it requires less storage space and can be accessed quickly. Also, this type of storage costs less.

However, because it is not structured and organized, it is difficult to extract meaningful information from it.

A Data Lakehouse, explains the company, lies between these two extremes. While it has the capability to store unstructured and semi-structured data, it also has the power to glean data from it for analytics.

Unlike a Data Warehouse, where the data is organized, a Data Lakehouse assigns a metadata layer over the stored information. As a result, storing the information is cost effective, yet allows business intelligence reporting and visualization.

Consequently, Agile Solutions states that it’s possible to extract and analyze this information without having to use two different systems. More importantly, this raw and unstructured Data Storage system can be ideal for Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence integration.

The business goes on to explain how a Cloud Data Lakehouse is built and that the architecture can vary based on a business’s needs. Similar to the Data Warehouse and Data Lakes, it will be composed of ingestion, storage, processing, and consumption layers.

However, it will also have an additional metadata (Data Catalogue) layer. This layer is responsible for storing information about each object in the Cloud Data Lakehouse architecture.

Since a Cloud Data Lakehouse is effectively Cloud Data Lake storage running under a Cloud Data Warehouse processing capability, it provides a central space for storing all business data. 

Whether the information is structured, semi-structured, or unstructured, it can all be housed and analyzed together. The raw information does not need to be modified in order to make it compatible with a storage system.

As a result, a business can extract detailed information from this raw information for better Data Analytics, the company claims.

Since a business no longer needs two different Data Storage systems, Data Lakehouse enables the creation of a better, more robust, governance framework.

Another benefit Data Lakehouse offers is that, since all of the business’ data is in one place, data scientists can construct and carry out their own learning initiatives.

Data Lakehouse also helps in enabling ACID—or Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability—transactions. This is a data transaction model where each transaction is complete and always consistent.

In short, the list of benefits cited is not exhaustive. However, Cloud Data Lakehouse can be a key aspect in maintaining DataIntegrity and reliability during a business’ Digital Transformation.

As the provider of data advice, support, and delivery services, Agile Solutions helps businesses ensure that their data reaches its full potential. To learn more about its solutions and the services it offers, please visit https://www.agilesolutions.co.uk/

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Decentralization Plays a Key Role in Enhancing Oncological Care, Says ObvioHealth

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New York, NY, Jan 20 — Leading Virtual research organization (VRO), ObvioHealth sheds light on the role of decentralized clinical trials(DCTs) in improving the quality of care for oncology patients.

“Extending the survivability of an illness is a key goal in the development of new medications, medical devices, and treatment protocols,” explains a spokesperson from ObvioHealth. “Increasing overall quality of care is an equally worthwhile objective. Incorporating DCT elements facilitates both goals.”

According to the VRO, conducting clinical trials is an effective way of improving the quality of life for cancer patients during and after treatment. However, clinical research in oncology isn’t reaching the patients who could benefit the most. 

Even though the barriers to clinical trial participation have been a topic of frequent research, no subsequent policy changes have shifted the paradigm enough to vastly change trial participation rates over time.  

Case in point: Clinical barriers (e.g., not meeting eligibility criteria) and structural barriers (e.g., the absence of an available clinical trial, travel cost, etc.) make trial participation unachievable for more than three-quarters of oncology patients, according to a study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. 

For cancer patients with rare, irremediable, or life-threatening physical conditions, DCT designs can bring new care options by increasing their access to innovative therapeutics. 

However, due to having logistic constraints, full decentralization is not feasible for some types of clinical trials in the oncology space. 

Delivering drugs to a patient’s home, maintaining drug stability, and hiring certified nurses to administer drugs to patients at home are some of the constraints to oncology trial decentralization. 

Despite these hurdles, adopting DCT elements through hybrid trial models is rapidly gaining momentum. 

As a more patient-centric approach to oncology trials, DCTs can streamline trial processes while also significantly enhancing trial logistics. 

A DCT’s potential to facilitate access by eliminating geographic barriers to entry is a game-changer for cancer research and treatment. With DCTs in place, local oncologists can refer patients to trial screenings without overwhelming a small community hospital that can’t support centralized research.

The VRO highlights DCT and hybrid clinical studies as the way forward to reduce patient burden in oncology trials. 

Even though much of oncology research still requires on-site participation, specific appointments are more administrative than interventional and don’t need the one-on-one involvement of a physician.

Allowing participants to volunteer for trials from the comfort of their homes, DCTs minimize the need for in-person visits, thus decreasing patient burden substantially.

In addition, participants’ reluctance to report symptoms or hesitation to contact their trial support staff if they develop side effects can impact data quality and ultimately, the accuracy of trial endpoints. 

DCT solutions include convenient in-app messaging tools that help patients communicate with physicians and flag symptoms that they might otherwise consider insignificant.

On top of this, by enabling real-time reporting and communication, DCT solutions drive data quality and allow study teams to make evidence-based, data-driven decisions around the effect of a treatment on a participant’s quality of life.

Instead of capturing a brief snapshot of a patient’s health during a clinical visit, DCT solutions enable study teams to gain a longitudinal view of how their patients’ health may be trending. Continuous monitoring of risk factors, health outcomes, or both, based on the symptoms logged by patients with ePRO, helps sponsors make data-driven decisions about patient care.

To navigate challenges to success and extend access to life-improving treatments for cancer patients, adopting the modular approach (e.g., leveraging digital questionnaires or online recruitment) to oncology trials is critical, explains ObvioHelath.

Headquartered in New York, NY, ObvioHealth is a global digital health company committed to driving innovation in healthcare. With its tech-enabled nextGen DCT platforms, ObvioHelath helps sponsors effortlessly produce robust therapeutic evidence. 

Interested parties can find more information about ObvioHealth by visiting https://www.obviohealth.com

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What’s an IT Carve-Out? Ask Fission Consulting

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Chicago, IL, Jan 19th — Companies that are about to undergo a merger or separation will need to understand what an IT carve-out is and how the procedure starts. 

When a business unit is highly integrated, it can be challenging for the company to keep it solvent while selling it off completely. That’s when a business needs an IT carve-out. 

The most frequently asked questions when starting an IT carve-out project have been compiled by Fission Consulting, experts in complex IT transformations.

According to the company, “an IT carve-out refers to the activities needed to identify and separate NewCo’s IT assets from Parent’s IT environment. To operate as an independent company, NewCo will need to establish its own IT environment to support the business after separation.” 

If a company still owns equity in the subsidiary, a carve-out enables it to profit from a business sector that may not be a part of its core operations. A carve-out is comparable to a spin-off, but in a spin-off, existing shareholders receive shares from the parent company rather than acquiring new ones. 

In Fission’s latest FAQ guide, it helps clients succeed with their most significant IT transitions and transformations, and provides its clients with the necessary knowledge about IT carve-outs to ensure they do not lose. 

Fission defines IT carve-outs as identifying and separating NewCo’s IT assets from its Parent’s.

NewCo will need its own IT environment to function independently after separation. To operate NewCo’s business effectively, Parent’s critical systems are transferred into the company’s IT infrastructure.

To avoid disrupting business operations, IT carve-outs differ from typical system implementations.

For an IT carve-out, Fission suggests creating a project team with Parent, NewCo, and outside resources (where applicable).

Fission believes that the success of the IT carve-out signals success for the parent company. As a result of the TSA, NewCo will no longer rely on Parent’s IT infrastructure or its employees for support. All Parent data will be removed from NewCo’s environment on the first day of separation, and each company will behave differently.

With this advice, its clients can understand the importance of IT carve-outs, as well as the process and key points that will be of value to their business. 

The company urges companies who are separating a business unit from their current organization to understand the importance of the IT carve-out and know it. 

Interested parties can learn more about the IT carve-out in Fission’s latest FAQ guide at https://www.fissionconsulting.com/.

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Protera Now Offering Disaster Recovery Services to Businesses

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In a move to help future-focused enterprises transition from traditional “check-box” disaster recovery plans to more dynamic, real-world testing processes, Protera now offers class-leading disaster recovery services. 

With these services, this leading managed service provider is committed to enabling businesses to consistently test, validate, and remain insurable against disaster. 

According to vice president of solution architecture, Adam Mommersteeg, “DR is certainly not new, but today’s security ecosystem has forever changed the way businesses manage it…It’s not enough to say you can back up your systems to a remote location. Cyber insurance companies are demanding proof that the right technologies are safeguarding your systems and, in the event of a breach, that operations can be restored within one business day or less. If you can’t do that, you run the risk of being uninsurable.”

Outages, natural disasters, ransomware attacks, etc., are the leading availability threats that face modern organizations and make them vulnerable to unplanned downtimes. 

Over the past few years, an overwhelming 82% of businesses have encountered at least one unplanned downtime incident. 

The ramifications of unplanned downtimes can result in a loss of business-critical data and damage to company revenue, reputation, and compliance adherence in the long term. 

Case in point: Each minute of downtime can cost a business around $9,000 on average, which brings the downtime cost/hour to more than $500,000, according to the Ponemon Institute.

That said, with an effective disaster recovery plan and solution in action, enterprises can become more resilient. It helps them quickly restore operations with no data loss and minimal business disruption in the event that disaster strikes. 

As part of its application and cloud managed services portfolio, Protera offers regular and systematic testing of all areas of an organization. As a result, businesses can rest assured that their mission-critical physical and virtual IT workloads are always protected and running optimally—regardless of their specific security, compliance, or business requirements. 

Leveraging Protera’s class-leading disaster recovery services, businesses can ensure the plans they’ve opted for work perfectly.

Protera’s sprint-based disaster recovery methodology includes a) discovery and scoping, b)implementation, c) design and detailed planning, and d) testing and handoff. 

Its agile approach to automated DR failover in the cloud allows enterprises to simplify disaster recovery and testing for enterprise applications. The cloud-native low-touch DR solution by Protera executes a string of actions on each group of applications ensuring the applications start in the correct sequence and run perfectly. 

According to Protera, traditional approaches to testing business continuity and disaster recovery greatly rely on industry point solutions that only evaluate a specific business function. While individual processes may be automated, testing a multitude of operations can be a drain on resources. 

Protera’s Disaster Recovery Framework assures all point solutions are pinpointed and tested automatically and systematically. This outcome-focused framework makes sure processes are executable with minimal human intervention while also removing the drain on resources caused by legacy techniques. 

Founded in 1998, Protera Technologies, LLC., is a nextGen managed cloud and hosting services provider committed to helping organizations achieve their modernization goals with improved quality, increased value, and reduced business risks. Protera is a global SAP® partner certified in Cloud, Hosting, Global Outsourcing, Application Management, and SAP HANA Operations Services.

Interested parties can find more information about Protera by visiting https://info.protera.com. 

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Central Nervous System Research Benefits from Decentralized Clinical Trial Solutions, According to ObvioHealth

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Leading Virtual Trail Organization (VRO), ObvioHealth marks the role of decentralized clinical solutions in addressing the key challenges in central nervous system (CNS) research.

“DCT solutions, by leveraging a modular approach, can address four key challenges in central nervous system research to reduce participant uncertainty and burden, increase participant compliance, and drive data quality,” explains a spokesperson from ObvioHealth. 

According to ObvioHealth, the possibility of suffering from physical immobility and cognitive impairment among patients with CNS conditions prohibit them from participating in trials with on-site visits. The result is extremely expensive and time-intensive patient enrollment and participation that can cause substantial lags in CNS clinical trials. 

The VRO highlights hybrid and decentralized studies as the way forward to minimize the patient burden. Providing participants with the flexibility and support required, DCTs also help improve data quality. 

On top of this, by enabling patients to contribute to CNS trials from the comfort of their homes, digital solutions that include ePRO and eConsent significantly shift the paradigm to a much higher enrollment rate. 

In addition, stigma related to CNS disorders is pervasive in clinical studies and acts as a deterrent for CNS trial participation. 

Concerns about being typified or judged, exposing personal health information, or being otherwise negatively labeled can significantly impact a patient’s willingness to volunteer for a CNS clinical trial.

By enabling participants to maintain a more comfortable distance from the trial team while also ensuring they get immediate support whenever needed, decentralized and hybrid studies offer privacy tailored to a patient’s preferences. The result is destigmatized clinical trials leading to improved patient recruitment and retention rates. 

Even though clinician- and patient-reported outcomes are the basis for gauging multiple endpoints in CNS clinical studies, they are often prone to skewed perceptions and recall bias. In addition to participant subjectivity, the possibility of variability across expert raters impacts data quality and ultimately, the accuracy of trial endpoints. 

While with ePRO and eClinRo, clinicians and patients can submit data on symptoms and behavior in real-time using their own devices, with eCOA, experts can streamline the review process.

The result is augmented reporting and clinical assessments that can minimize clinician variability and limit the risk of data distortion, thus driving data quality.

Due to CNS trials involving research on critical brain functions, keeping patients under constant follow-up is vital, explains ObvioHealth. 

That said, patients who drop out during the trial pose a major concern for clinical teams as well as significantly impact the trial success rate. 

The end-to-end support and patient-centric processes offered in decentralized and hybrid approaches help clinical teams keep participants engaged throughout the trial period and over time.

While the human-centric designs with DCT studies help address patient requirements faster, the virtual site team, real-time data collection, and remote monitoring of patients with these approaches notably decrease patient attrition rates in CNS trials. 

According to the VRO, substantial emphasis is placed on conducting CNS clinical trials today, with central nervous system disorder remaining the leading reason behind mortality and morbidity worldwide.

Case in point: Over 4,000 CNS clinical trials are predicted to be underway by 2026, according to Evaluate Pharma. 

To navigate challenges to success, and accelerate the process of marketing life-improving new treatments, adopting DCT models within CNS research is critical. 

ObvioHealth’s patient-centric DCT solutions help study teams address the issues of data inaccuracy and interoperability essential to deliver robust clinical outcomes and endpoints.

Founded in 2017, ObvioHealth is a global digital health organization led by an expert team. ObvioHelath develops and runs decentralized clinical trial solutions across the globe that help capture more robust and accurate data to speed up drug development. 

Interested parties can learn more about ObvioHealth by visiting https://www.obviohealth.com.

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Geeky Tech’s Marketing Podcast Provides Honest Discussions About SEO

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Geeky Tech, a leading tech B2B marketing agency, believes that if you want something done right, do it yourself. 

The business applies this philosophy to the services it provides to clients. It has built a team of experts that work on clients’ SEO and marketing without having to rely on outsourced services. At the same time, it also demonstrates this in the educational resources it provides to potential clients.

As part of this effort, the agency offers a monthly podcast—SEO Unfiltered—that aims to demystify the world of search engine optimisation (SEO).

The business claims there are several myths about digital marketing. Some of these are harmless, or a result of outdated practices. Others, whilst not harmful, may lead companies to spend money on fixing issues that may not be actual problems.

However, certain practices could lead to websites being penalised by search engines, claims the agency. These might have been acceptable some years ago, but are not considered legitimate today, the agency explains.

The podcast, hosted by Genny Methot, the content lead, is designed to educate digital marketers on the best ways to drive results, explains the agency.

The topics range from broad discussions about how a business can take over its own digital marketing to detailed discourses on why paid ads are important.

Surprisingly, the main theme of what is discussed seems to be that SEO should focus on the audience and not so much on Google. 

Since the team is made up of “Geeks” who have spent years understanding the mysteries of SEO and Google algorithms, it is only logical that the podcast features team members who share their knowledge.

In the podcast’s first episode, the agency’s co-founder, Ben Hawkshaw-Burn, talks about why it is important for business owners to understand how SEO works—even if it’s being outsourced to an SEO company.

Similarly, in another episode, the agency’s on-page SEO expert, Alan Mansford, discusses the common mistakes that could affect a website’s ranking. The episode is ideal for those who have heard of technical SEO terms but do not understand what they mean.

Similarly, the podcast has episodes featuring Jo Priest, the agency’s off-page optimisation expert, and Amine Lakaab, the paid ads Geek.

Bita Jarrah, a senior UX designer for the Canadian Red Cross who was also invited onto the show, talks about what user experience (UX) is and why it’s important.

According to the agency, the podcast is designed to help clients understand SEO better. At the same time, it empowers businesses and marketers who wish to take ownership of their digital marketing.

As a result, the podcast answers questions about complicated marketing topics that’s easy to understand for everyone.

Geeky Tech is a marketing agency that focuses on B2B tech companies. Collectively, the team has decades of SEO experience, allowing clients to get great results. To learn more about the business and the services it offers, please visit https://www.geekytech.co.uk/

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Agile Solutions Releases Data Governance Best Practices Guide

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Agile Solutions, a leading global provider of Data Governance solutions, has released its best practices for Data Governance.

The company aims to provide companies with complete confidence in their data and in managing and maintaining governance frameworks through its 7 Data Governance Best Practices.

Agile Solutions has years of experience in advising, designing, and implementing practical Data Governance solutions that prioritize business goals. As a result, it helps businesses achieve faster ROI because it works, delivers, and deploys faster.

Data Governance makes it possible to create and maintain clean data. Better analytics result from high quality data that is easily accessible to those who need it. The organization aspires to help businesses manage and maintain their data more effectively by sharing its best practices.

According to the organization, businesses can manage their data with complete trust if they have solid governance practices. Starting small, creating and standardizing definitions in a company’s policy, and defining roles are among the primary practices listed by Agile Solutions.

By using effective practices, corporations can prevent their framework from becoming yet another failure statistic, and get the assurance they need to believe in their Data Governance.

For example, by starting small, businesses can gain confidence in their evolving data plan, and fully grasp why it is important to control their Data Governance.

According to Agile, by “setting small, attainable goals, you will: show the value of your Data Governance tools; help measure the success of your framework; be able to set the standard for larger goals; and identify both good and bad elements of your data. Once you start to develop small goals, you can set metrics for a measurable, established, organization-wide goal.”

Agile Solutions can integrate the most appropriate solution by ensuring that data projects are in line with corporate objectives. They can create a solution that includes current and future-proof processes, tools, and technology to ensure businesses stay on top.

Additionally, according to the World Economic Forum, 463 exabytes of data will be generated every day by 2025. Therefore, it is important to commit to a governance framework before it is too late and more is generated. Using Agile’s best practices is a step forward in managing and maintaining Data Governance. At the same time, you have time to progress slowly.

Agile Solutions was formed with the goal of providing real, data driven client value. It supports Data Strategy,Governance, Advising, Engineering, Platform Modernization, Visualization, Analytics, and Business Insights. 

More information on Agile Solutions best practices for Data Governance can be found at: https://www.agilesolutions.co.uk/data-governance-best-practices/