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Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory CEO Rob Sarlls Completes “50 Visits In 50 Weeks” Listening Tour With Company Franchisees and Begins Second Tour

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Monday, May 22, 2023
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Between now and April 30, 2024, he will visit with at least another 50 of the Company's franchisees.

Key Points: 
  • Between now and April 30, 2024, he will visit with at least another 50 of the Company's franchisees.
  • The Company also announced it has established two new management positions to enhance franchisee development and adherence to brand standards.
  • Sarlls formulated the “50/50” concept in late May 2022, shortly after assuming the role of CEO.
  • Taylor began her career with Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory in 1994 as a clerk when her family opened two franchise locations at Denver International Airport.

Global Mobile Device Management Market Report 2022: Shift in Organisational Focus from Traditional Work to the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Model Presents Opportunities - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Thursday, March 23, 2023
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Remotely controlling devices that let users use their tablets and phones to complete particular activities is known as mobile device management.

Key Points: 
  • Remotely controlling devices that let users use their tablets and phones to complete particular activities is known as mobile device management.
  • The global Mobile Device Management market is segmented based on component, operating system, deployment mode, organisation size, vertical, and region.
  • Based on organisation size, the Mobile Device Management market is segmented into Small and Medium Enterprises, Large Enterprises.
  • The shift in organisational focus from traditional work to the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model is one of the new trends.