Michel Van Osch, Author at zenphi

Best Practices in Managing Google Apps for Business

Michel Van OschGeneralgoogle apps workflows, google workflow automation, gsuite

Five best practices in managing Google Apps for business. Step to take and outcomes to expect

Start small and finish big; the key to successful process automation

Michel Van OschGeneral , How-Tobusiness, digitization, innovation, no code, nocode, process automation, process improvement, productivity, workflow automation

We assume that you accept that, thanks to process automation, your employees need less time, make fewer mistakes, and your organization performs better. Now, where do you start, and how do you finish process automation successfully? Start small and finish big! The pitfall of a big and bold challenge! No doubt you have read that …

Resolve your Staff Shortages with No-Code Process Automation

Michel Van OschGeneralbusiness, digitization, innovation, nocode, process automation, productivity, workflow automation

“Colleague Wanted” is a common refrain among employers today. At the end of Q3 2021, there were 126 jobs for every 100 job seekers in the European Union! In other words, there is an apparent labour shortage in almost all business sectors. While this may be good news for job seekers, it certainly creates problems. …

Why should you automate your processes at all?

Michel Van OschGeneralbusiness, digitization, innovation, nocode, process automation, productivity, workflow automation

Every organization strives for satisfied customers, satisfied employees, and operational efficiency. That is not news, but in 2022 it is challenging given the enormous shortage of experienced employees. That is where process automation comes in handy; it can perform all or part of tasks that people do. It increases productivity and quality, and lowers operating …

Three Ways to Automate your Processes

Michel Van OschGeneralbusiness, digitization, innovation, nocode, process automation, productivity, workflow automation

Digitization is more topical than ever. Companies large and small automate their processes to increase customer satisfaction, reduce employee workload, and lower operational costs. In the past, there were two ways to do this: traditional (custom) software development or implementing an off-the-shelf software package. Recently, companies have turned to Low-Code and No-Code process automation to …