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Axel Troike

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Nov. 6, 2011

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At what point will you consider your smartphone to be your primary computing device?

When I can dock my smartphone and it is the core computing element driving monitors and keyboard/printer, etc. At this point, I no longer need to move files from one place to another. They're on this device and backed up in the cloud somewhere. If ... more

Contact Management

General Business

Aug. 14, 2011

Axel Troike and 2 other people answered this question

How do you avoid the afternoon crash?

(Never thought I would comment on this topic, since I am not a professional in this discipline.) But I have a conviction based on personal experience:
- Eat moderately (less is more!)
- Do not eat meat together with carbohydrates (potatoes, pasta, bread, etc). (From ... more

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Human Resources

Employee Engagement

June 24, 2011

Axel Troike and 6 other people answered this question

How do you define project "success"?

Agreeing to an article written by Daniel Bocco (http://www.dailyblogtips.com/what-is-success/), I consider a project (in general: an action) to be successful, if it has a positive impact on the lives of other people.
In this case, other people can be the business owner (having a return ... more

Information Technology

Enterprise Resource Planning

June 11, 2011

Axel Troike and 4 other people answered this question

What's the worst ERP failure you've ever seen?

I will focus on two bad mistakes that I observed repeatedly:
- To simply choose the application with the largest market share (In case the project fails, obviously the best protection for the decider's personal future in the organization, but not necessarily the right decision for ... more

Information Technology

May 29, 2011

Axel Troike and 20 other people answered this question

Does a project manager need to have an IT background?

IT projects do not fail because of a lack of technical skills, but because of intransparent targets, incomplete and/or unprioritized requirements, lack of communication, unstructured / uncoordinated approach, too many people involved in the same tasks etc.
Therefore, the manager of an IT project does ... more

Information Technology

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