Notes from the Build
What we have learned building software and reengineering business processes from Kathmandu. No thought leadership, just the things we keep having to explain.
9 articles on
- Business Process Reengineering2
- HR and Payroll2
- Software Development2
- Communication Systems1
- Sales Systems1
- Systems Integration1
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9 total- /6 minCommunication Systems
Cloud VoIP vs a Traditional Phone System: What Actually Changes
A practical comparison of cloud VoIP and traditional PBX phone systems: cost structure, setup, reporting, remote work, and what to check before switching.
- /7 minSoftware Development
How to Scope a Software Project Before You Ask for a Quote
Why software quotes vary so widely, what actually drives the number, and the six things to prepare so the estimate you get is worth trusting.
- /6 minBusiness Process Reengineering
What Is Business Process Reengineering? A Practical Guide
What business process reengineering actually means, how it differs from automation, and how to tell whether your business needs it.
- /7 minHR and Payroll
Choosing an HRMS in Nepal: A Buyer's Checklist
What to test before committing to an HR system in Nepal, from statutory payroll handling to biometric attendance and multi-branch structure.
- /6 minSystems Integration
Why Your Systems Do Not Talk to Each Other
The real reasons business tools stay disconnected, what integration actually involves, and how to tell a solvable gap from an expensive one.
- /6 minBusiness Process Reengineering
Workflow Automation: What to Automate First
How to pick the first process to automate so the project pays for itself, and the four kinds of work that should never be automated as they stand.
- /6 minSales Systems
Why CRM Implementations Get Abandoned, and How to Avoid It
Most failed CRM rollouts are not tooling failures. They are process failures with a subscription attached. Here is what actually goes wrong.
- /7 minSoftware Development
Off-the-Shelf or Custom Build? How to Decide
A decision framework for choosing between buying software and building it, including the costs on both sides that nobody puts in the comparison.
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