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Category: Topics
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The new rules of modernization: Why 2025 is different
Something fundamental has shifted in how successful companies approach technology and product modernization. The old model of massive, risky overhauls has given way to strategic, incremental improvements that deliver value quickly while building toward bigger goals. This isn’t just about keeping up with technology trends; it’s about creating the flexible foundation your organization needs to…
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Why Clockwork is one of Inc.’s Best Workplaces (again)
Being named to Inc. Magazine’s Best Workplaces list for 2025 is an honor. It’s a headline we’re proud to share and one we don’t take lightly. It’s always validating to be recognized on a national stage, but the truth is, this award reflects something we already feel every day. There’s something truly special here. It’s…
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Modernizing B2B products: A smarter path to impact
In this article What if your product isn’t keeping up? Sarah leads product development at a growing manufacturing company. She watches her field reps struggle with the same clunky software that worked fine five years ago but now feels like a relic. They spend more time fighting the system than serving customers. Sound familiar? Even…
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What the European Accessibility Act means for your website
Starting June 28, 2025, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) goes into effect. This means new legal obligations for those doing business in or with the European Union to ensure digital accessibility. Whether you’re a product maker, service provider, or digital content owner, this regulation may apply to you. So, what is the EAA? Who does…
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Jenny Holman named CEO of Clockwork
Change is inevitable. And when it’s guided by vision, preparation, and purpose, it becomes something more: a milestone. This is one of those moments for Clockwork. After 23 years, Nancy Lyons is stepping away from the day-to-day at Clockwork and into what’s next. Her vision, grit, and heart built something enduring — not just a…
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How to unlock your data: middleware and custom solutions
The hidden challenge in enterprise tech Let’s be honest: most companies have a tech stack that resembles a digital junk drawer. Your CRM doesn’t talk to your data warehouse. Your sales tools live in their own universe. And somehow, critical information always seems trapped in the wrong system when you need it most. Sound familiar?…
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Journey-centric design: transforming customer experience at the core
Many large enterprises approach digital transformation by focusing on individual digital tools, applications, and platforms. While this product-centric approach improves specific touchpoints, it often creates siloed teams and fragmented customer experiences. A more effective alternative is journey-centric design, a framework that ensures digital investments align with the entire customer experience, not just isolated interactions. What…
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Using AI for more inclusive and effective communication
Artificial intelligence is often associated with automation and efficiency. At Clockwork, we’ve embraced AI tools across various aspects of our work, from writing user stories and conducting research to synthesizing interview findings and collaborating with our engineering teams. However, one of our most impactful and perhaps surprising applications of AI has been ensuring our communications…
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Why program management is the digital leadership every enterprise needs
For 23 years, Clockwork has been in the trenches—engineering, UX, change enablement, and tech strategy—not just building digital ecosystems but leading them. Program Management isn’t just about managing projects—it’s about orchestrating the entire digital landscape. What is program management? Program management is the oversight, alignment, and strategic leadership that ensures technology serves the business, not…
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Creating inclusive naming conventions in technology
In software development, we joke about the three hardest things being naming things, cache invalidation, and off-by-one errors. But for the first one, it’s no joke. We’ve been naming things wrong. Naming conventions are steeped in racism and patriarchy. Master, slave, blacklist, whitelist — these aren’t just words. They’re relics of a mindset we need…