BPO or Business Process Outsourcing is the combination of people, process, and technology to provide the best customized solution. At ARDEM, we utilize our deep industry knowledge and expertise to not only bring you the best ROI, but also an increase in productivity.
As the video game industry continues to grow, it places a lot of pressure for developers to create successful products. Data processing allows for quick and thorough analysis to gain insight on user experience.
With both cost and flexibility in mind, many video game companies turn to outsourcing as a solution. Read More
While reviewing and breaking down different process you may find that there are areas that need improvement, but the lack of resources prevent you from making these adjustments. This is how BPaaS, or Business Process as a Service, is the solution. Read More
Artificial intelligence has been on the rise over the past decade, working to eliminate the tedious tasks and simplifying others. While this innovative technology has been shown to save time and lower costs, it requires a lot of data fed into its system in order to prove beneficial. Read More
Ideas become the start line for a startup company; often it starts with a lean team of visionaries aimed towards success. After conceptualizing and defining the business core the next step is where many businesses find to be an obstacle: finding the right amount of time, effort, and money to actualize the plans. Read More
Sales volume can easily fluctuate on a day to day basis or during certain seasons. In order to keep up with demand, businesses often turn to hire a temporary employee as a solution. While this may be a great short-term solution, it is quite easy to overlook the hidden costs associated with hiring a temporary worker. Read More
As any business knows, sales volumes can easily fluctuate throughout the year. Often times there are specific peaks and troughs that businesses map out in order to maximize their profit. How effective is temporary employment for your business? Read More
This discussion does not get into any of the emotional, political or economic reasons and is limited to typical business drivers of price, data quality, processing turn-around time, data security, technology etc.
