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Anthem Blanchard

CEOHeraSoft

Oklahoma

Member Since August 2021

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Providing ransomware proof solutions including supply chain software, starting with gold and other physical fungible goods digitally transmittable—all via public blockchain technology

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15 Best Practices for Engaging Employees in the Company Culture

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Creating an engaging workplace culture is all about putting structures in place to meet company goals and address employee needs. For a business to succeed today, an engaged workforce can make all the difference. With the workplace being more distributed across geographical areas than ever, establishing and maintaining a company culture that effectively engages all employees is a growing challenge. That’s why it is essential for leaders to adopt practices that balance the needs of the business with the desires of employees. Before making any internal changes to how the company operates, determining the best way to create an environment that supports employees is a great first step for ensuring employees feel valued. Below, 15 members of Newsweek Expert Forum provide tips for business leaders interested in keeping their employees engaged with the culture of the company.

15 Practical and Effective Ways to Make Employees Feel Valued

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To keep your top employees around, it's important to show them how much you value their contributions and talents. A significant portion of one's life is spent at work, so finding value in that work is critical. As a leader, you want your employees to feel their time is being well-spent and their contributions matter. Happier, more engaged employees will result in stronger trust and higher-quality work. To help your organization achieve this, a panel of Newsweek Expert Forum members shared 15 ways you can help your employees feel valued.

Nine Ways Entrepreneurs in Small Markets Can Expand Their Reach

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Establishing connections in larger markets can open up entrepreneurs to a wide variety of new business opportunities. When an entrepreneur is just starting out, connecting with the local community helps set their new business up for success. Establishing a loyal client base and developing connections are central to building a local presence in a small market, but growth may be limited if other markets aren’t considered as well. In fact, expanding to customers and investors in larger city markets can open up a breadth of new opportunities that will take a business to new heights.  However, it’s not easy to determine the most effective way to break into a large market. To help, a panel of experts from Newsweek Expert Forum share tips on how entrepreneurs can better reach clients and investors in larger market spaces.

Unpacking the Cycle of Commercialization of New Technology

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For blockchain software to enter the mainstream market, it will need to evolve beyond the use case of purely speculative cryptocurrencies, to be embraced by more traditional markets and institutions for their own innovation.

14 Essential Qualities of a Great Leader

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An exceptional leader is defined both by the accomplishments of their organization and their personal characteristics that contribute directly to that success. A business leader may be defined by the work their company does or the goals it accomplishes, but their individual status as a great leader comes down to the characteristics they possess that set them apart from others.  Leading a successful organization requires that leaders are able to effectively handle any circumstances the business may encounter, but this isn’t the only quality that matters. Below, 14 members of Newsweek Expert Forum each share one characteristic that is critical in a great leader and how that trait influences their ability to effectively lead.

16 Smart Tips to Affordably Leverage Technology in Your Business

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Investing in tech solutions to optimize business operations isn't an endeavor that has to break the bank. Building a business is an endeavor that takes time, effort and money. While hiring and maintaining a team of employees helps ensure that the organization is able to meet the needs of customers, leaders have to also ensure that the business is operating as effectively as possible—and technology is the perfect tool for the task. However, determining what technology will work best for the business’s needs is difficult when it can be an ongoing and costly investment. Below, 16 members of Newsweek Expert Forum offer advice on how entrepreneurs can leverage technological solutions in their businesses without breaking the bank.

Company details

HeraSoft

Company bio

At HeraSoft™, we apply distributed cloud, ransomware-proof software (RPS™), to solve the world’s toughest enterprise and cyber security, finance, gamification and logistical challenges. We help enterprise and government organizations be more secure and function faster at less cost.

Industry

Technology

Area of focus

Blockchain Development
Blockchain Cybersecurity
Government Builds

Company size

11 - 50

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