At Capterra, we believe software makes the world a better place. Whether for personal or professional use, the right tech can turn a large, complex world into a smaller, more satisfying one. I like to think of... Continue Reading
I live in a small town in Connecticut. I’m talking really small… We have a total of 12 businesses in the entire town. All of them are small businesses, so to say that we are dependent... Continue Reading
We’re creeping up on New Year’s resolutions, which means it’s time to set your personal and professional bars for 2018. While we all have some version of the standard run more, watch less TV, and eat... Continue Reading
We spend a lot of time talking about how businesses fail. About how half of businesses fail in their first four years, and that businesses need access to cash or they’ll fail. We rail against the... Continue Reading
One of the challenges Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) companies often encounter is figuring out how much money they’ve made. That sounds implausible, but the nature of SaaS billing and reporting is more complex than it seems at first... Continue Reading
Despite our best intentions, it’s almost the end of the year and most of us haven’t run a marathon or fixed that weird noise our car makes. 2017 is on its way out, and while much... Continue Reading
The U.S. Navy has given us a lot of great stuff: all the best scenes in “Top Gun,” that one guy in the Village People, and happy hour. Happy hour—brought to us by the early 20th century Navy—originally... Continue Reading
Finding the right home for your startup isn’t a straightforward process. Lots of seemingly great places have failed to support their startup communities, leading to attrition or stagnation. Silicon Valley is the lauded example of a place... Continue Reading
Last week, we looked at how Nudge Theory can help you manage employees, highlighting how small changes—such as changing default 401(k) contributions—have a large impact. What if we apply that same idea to the customer-facing side... Continue Reading
Lexington, KY had a problem: millions of dollars in outstanding resident sewer utility bills. Letters were sent, threats were made, and still nothing moved. Then, the city partnered with a group from the U.K. to make some... Continue Reading
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