RESOURCES

The Problem

Our client, a small business owner running a uniquely remote company, wanted to connect with other remotely run organizations and learn new tips and techniques for maintaining a remote workforce. As a remotely run organization ourselves, we were aware of an upcoming (and ongoing) event run by Running Remote, an agency that champions the remote workforce and provides practical, actionable tools to assist in managing remote teams. 

The Problem

Our client, a busy entrepreneur, needed a project management tool with a great user interface, and practical application to her business. The team had tried other options, but nothing ever “stuck”. We were tasked with finding a project management solution that the whole team could get behind and adopt with full participation. After all, a collaborative tool is only useful if the whole team is onboard.

The Problem

Our client, a busy small business owner with a family of 5 was trying to plan a fun-filled family vacation to Philadelphia, but needed help finding things to do that were family-friendly and “off the beaten path”.

The Problem

Our client, a busy entrepreneur, wife and mom of 2 high-school kids, dreaded going to the grocery store on her way home from the office. After a long day, the last thing she wanted to do was to trudge through the grocery store aisles, trying to find the best deals on produce, granola bars and laundry detergent. 

The Problem

A client of ours, a business development consultant, had passwords located in several excel spreadsheets, post-it notes, voice memos, and on napkins, and was constantly having to reset passwords/logins. He needed a better solution. 

The Problem

Our client, a busy small business owner, had her Delegate Solutions team help with developing/documenting some new, more efficient processes she wanted to implement across her business. The challenge was getting the information out to her team in an efficient way. She didn’t want to have meeting after meeting to discuss, or have to answer questions over and over (“how do we do that again?”). Our team set out to find a way to supplement the written instructions in a way that her team could revisit when necessary.