How We Think

At Credera, how we think is greatly influenced by our core values and character. We believe that doing the right thing – no matter what – means everything.

Each of our professionals brings a distinct and unique background to the table. Based on experience with top tier business, technology, management consulting firms and client projects, they offer a kind of perspective on your business and technology challenges that no one else can.

To give you an idea of how we think — and to start helping your business right away — we’ve offered thoughts on some of the issues you might be facing. If it sounds like we’re predicting your future, it’s not a coincidence. Chances are, we’ve been there.

In the articles below, members of the Credera Leadership Team talk about effectively aligning technology and management best practices to achieve your business goals in today's fast-paced, changing environment. Please click on a topic to learn more.

IT Effectiveness
Can you honestly say that you’re getting the highest return on your IT investment? Don’t worry — you’re not alone.

Alignment of Business and IT Priorities
Consider this: the misalignment of IT priorities and business objectives is as much the fault of the business as that of the IT function — if not more so.

Real World Project Management
Real-world project managers bring with them the right skills and experience to juggle a myriad of interests and agendas — all while conducting the fundamental day-to-day activities that guarantee project success.

Seven Essential Questions Drive Effective EMail Marketing
Most marketing executives want to build quality customer relationships and see a personalized, relevant and integrated email marketing solution as one way to meet that objective.

Facebook Application Development
Facebook presents a valuable opportunity for companies to interactively engage an existing audience rather than having to build one.

iPhone Application Development
With the recently released SDK (software development kit), Apple has opened up software development for the iPhone. But as mainstream software development enters the mobile space, what kind of applications should we be building?