Author: PJ Voysey

At Pythian we know Google Workspace is a comprehensive suite of business productivity tools that drives enterprises to become more agile, more data driven, more collaborative, more productive and more engaged. Those already using Workspace understand the competitive edge it…

“If you’re not moving forward, you’re falling back.” — Sam Waterston Despite – and, in some cases, because of – all the uncertainty we’ve faced recently, organizations are working hard to keep up with delivering the experiences, products and services…

“The value of an idea lies in the using of it.” — Thomas Edison Previously, many ideas were used and shared in classic “water cooler” situations – bumping into colleagues in the hall, sharing a coffee or even washing hands…

“Flexibility is the key to stability.” — John Wooden Hands up if you could use a little stability these days. With businesses facing so many factors beyond their control, stability can seem like an unattainable dream. We’d argue you can…

Sometimes the best way to dispel a myth is to start with a concrete example. Here’s a great example from a client we worked with: QAD Inc. provides enterprise resource planning software and related enterprise software to manufacturing companies. By…

“Companies that change may survive, but companies that transform thrive.” — The 4 Dos of Change Management, Nick Candito, Forbes.com For many people and companies, the first part of the COVID-19 pandemic was all about holding on. Survival alone was…

In the first post of our “New Normal” series, we outlined our predictions for the future of remote work. Here’s a brief recap of what we, at Pythian, see coming: Remote work will become the norm. Businesses will reconsider the need…

“The only thing that is constant is change.” – Heraclitus, Greek Philosopher, 535 BCE to 475 BCE While change might be a hot topic of discussion since the arrival of the novel coronavirus, the above quote is a reminder that…

Work has been transforming as long as we’ve been doing work. Companies have always needed to adapt to new societal, technological, and global developments. The current pace of transformation, however, is something entirely new. It’s not an exaggeration to say…