Improve Workflow with the Best Proofing & Review Practices
A poor proofing and review process creates bottlenecks, slows down your team, causes errors and leads to frustration. Our workflow management experts have helped teams around the globe eliminate these challenges and realize significant improvements in cycle time, productivity, and output quality. Workflow automation expert, Will Goad, will walk you through 5 specific strategies to help you:
- Increase output with less effort
- Achieve faster cycle times
- Have less human error
- Reduce team and client frustration
When: (All Times are CST)
- Wednesday, January 6, – 11AM – 11:45AM
- Tuesday, January 12 – 12PM – 12:45PM, 2PM – 2:45 PM
- Thursday, January 21 – 11AM – 11:45 AM, 3PM – 3:45PM
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About Will Goad
Will Goad, is the VP of Solutions, for Workgroups. As a workflow automation expert, Will has spent over a decade helping the world’s most sophisticated marketing teams (Global 100, Fortune 500) optimize their workflow. He is dialed in on understanding the various business relationships in an organization and believes that every interaction with sales, marketing, operations and most importantly the customer, is an opportunity to grow knowledge, application, and loyalty
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