B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

In today’s fast paced world, we can all get caught up amid multiple business priorities. The question, I pose today is which of those priorities are the most important and how are they going to impact your business for future generations to come?  At REMEDI, we have engaged our entire team in moving our company forward by focusing on Innovation. As Simon T. Bailey states in his recent blog: “Engaging your gears means putting your life into drive and positioning yourself in the middle of the action where ideas are happening.” This allows us to shift our brilliance and achieve our goals. Here are some key areas that Simon highlights:

We are quickly approaching the end of 2016 and getting ready to ring in the New Year!  This can be a very busy time for all of us with company holiday events, wrapping up end of the year business projects, and putting together strategic plans for a successful new year.    This is also the time of the year that most people review how the current year has impacted their business and what factors will propel them to greater heights in the coming season.

Some of you may know about the Pinta Island tortoise, who was the last known individual of the subspecies.  In his last years, he was recognized as one of the rarest creatures in the world.  You may be aware that he was a symbol for the conservation efforts in the Galapagos Islands and was known as “Lonesome George”.  George was well recognized all over the world and unexpectedly died at the age 100.

Fall is around the corner and we are approaching 4^th Quarter. Remedi is growing and adding new depths to our personnel and portfolios. As we move forward, our team is collaboratively reviewing our goals and strategic direction for the next several years.

This past week, we celebrated the 4^th of July.  This holiday is often filled with family gatherings, fireworks, cookouts and remembering our Freedoms that we enjoy.  In a recent blog that I read by John C. Maxwell he states, “I’ve often said that while we can’t choose what happens to us, we can choose how we respond to what happens to us.”  He references one of my favorite quotes by Viktor Frankl. “Between stimulus and response there is a space.  In that space is our power to choose our response.  In our response lies our growth and our freedom.”  You can read more of Mr. Maxwell’s blog at http://www.johnmaxwell.com/blog/celebrating-your-freedoms.