Posted by Dana Larson on April 06, 2010
Experienced sales director Matt Geiser has joined the team at OnePlace, the powerful online organization solution for small businesses. In his new role as Vice President of Business Development for OnePlace, Matt will handle all aspects of sales including lead nurturing and building professional partnerships.
“We are both excited and fortunate to welcome such a seasoned sales professional to our team,” said Steve Kickert, CEO of OnePlace, “We build our team the same way we build our product; with great care. Matt joins us at an optimum time.”
Matt joins OnePlace after extensive experience in the software sales industry, including working at Microsoft, Knoa Software and SuperBuild, LLC. Matt has significantly increased sales revenue at all past positions, while developing sales strategy and building relationships with Fortune 500 partners.
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Posted by Denis Ahearn on March 31, 2010
In case you hadn't noticed yet, our mission at OnePlace is to make your business successful, by making the people within your business successful. Hence our mantra "Successful People, Successful Business". Last week we rolled out a new feature that supports this mission, by helping people connect and share with one another in OnePlace. Dubbed the "People" mode, this feature provides a place where someone can go to see the other people that he/she is connected to, and to interact with these people in different ways.
Posted by Dana Larson on March 11, 2010
We’ve discussed how staying connected to your teammates is an important step toward overall business success. We like to make sure everyone on our team can communicate with each other and stay up to date on other’s activity, as this allows us to build on projects, tasks and ideas together.
One main way we at OnePlace stay connected is through Team Pulse. Team Pulse allows us to know what the others are currently working on, and ask questions directly to one person, the members of one workplace or the entire company.
Posted by Steve Kickert on March 10, 2010
One of the first things taught in management courses is the idea of delegating for success. This does not mean passing along all your work so you don’t have to do anything - this means splitting out the work among the appropriate members of the team to enhance the outcome of the project.
Team collaboration is bringing a lot of companies into the next tier of success. This is indicating that those managers know how to organize their team to be most efficient, and team members are working hard together to be the most effective.
Posted by Dana Larson on January 05, 2010
With business expanding and OnePlace continuing to grow, we are pleased to bring on Dana Larson as the new Marketing Manager on the Riverock team!
Originally from Wisconsin (Go Packers!) Dana attended college at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities and graduated with a degree in Strategic Communications and a love for marketing.
For nearly 3 years after graduation, Dana worked at the Twin Cities internet marketing firm TopRank Online Marketing as their Search Marketing Supervisor. Her role at TopRank included everything from executing keyword research to social media marketing to developing and implementing client marketing strategies and back again.
When not marketing and promoting OnePlace, Dana loves to take naps, eat pizza dipped in ranch dressing, travel and spend time with her family.
We are excited to have Dana as a part of our team and look forward to the business growing even more!
Posted by Denis Ahearn on December 31, 2008
2008 was a very busy year at Riverock Technologies. Our sole mission during this entire year was to prepare for successfully launching OnePlace into the market. Every day was spent focusing on this goal, which we achieved back in September when we released OnePlace for general use, and officially opened the proverbial doors for business.
So, before we close the books on 2008 and turn our attention towards the year to come, we thought it would be fun to take one last look in the rear view mirror to see what happened to OnePlace during this past year.
Posted by Mark Peterson on November 06, 2008
In this day and age, many of us spend at least part of our mental bandwidth worrying about global warming, recycling, carbon footprints, carbon debts, and greenhouse gases. It's amazing to think that, only a few short years ago, most of these terms weren't even part of our vernacular and now they're part of our daily lives.
When thinking of ways to make ourselves more eco-friendly, software isn't usually the first thing that springs to mind. However, using the right software as part of your work and personal routine can indeed reduce your carbon footprint. How so? Mainly by reducing your need to travel.