How does technology increase productivity in the workplace? There are many drivers of productivity, several of which are enhanced and made easier with technology. For example:

The rise of remote work has necessitated digital tools that help bridge the gap between geographically dispersed workers.

Communication—with both internal and external parties—is the cornerstone of any good business.

In today’s business world, remote collaboration has become quite common, especially in the wake of the pandemic. For example: In the U.K., 22.4% of employees work remotely, while that number is a little higher (about 25%) for employees in the U.S.

Remote work has become a staple in the business world, a fact that’s not surprising when you consider how beneficial it is for both employees and employers.

With the continued rise of remote work across the globe, teams of all shapes and sizes are always looking for ways to optimise their virtual communication. Well, consider this post your virtual communication hub.

Enterprise collaboration software has come a long way in recent years. Where before there were niche solutions that addressed one or two pain points, now there are crossover tools that seek to overcome multiple organisational challenges. This blurring of lines has caused confusion among leaders.

Teamwork makes the dream work is a popular saying. But it’s a sentiment that’s often easier said than done, especially when it comes to cross-team collaboration.

In a perfect business world, only those authorised to access certain systems would be able to—without an intermediary. However, reality demands there be some sort of mechanism for the system to validate a login. Enter the password, a collection of characters that only one person—or a select few—knows.

Sharing files internally, whether with your team or across departments, is a fairly simple process. However, when it comes time to share files with clients, things get a little trickier.