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Streamlining Your Business: Collaboration Software
Employees are under increasing pressure. As margins become tighter, productivity and workload have to increase for each individual worker in order for business to move forward and remain competitive. Everyone has to handle more, do more, and achieve more, and here we look at how there are alternatives to simply just working harder – like working smarter.
Read MorePosted by Franklin Williams-Smith on 20 June 2017How secure is your information? - Our 9 point risk assessment will help you find out
With recent major security attacks, now is a good time to review the security of your own data. Like it or not, storing and managing data in the cloud still makes some people nervous. However, with good information security in place, storing data online can be more secure than storing your information on your own internal systems.
Read MorePosted by Jacqui Hogan on 15 June 2017Why The Future Of Business Is Remote
It’ll never work…. words that have been uttered on so many occasions they are becoming worn out. Working remotely, away from the office, even at home – it’s a daunting prospect for a business that has always relied on a fixed location, permanent local staff, and a traditional way of getting things done.
Read MorePosted by Ed Jennings on 13 June 2017Communication, Collaboration, Control: An Exercise in Better Visibility
We may recognise the value of solid communication, and so have a passing understanding or acceptance of the idea that online collaboration software could become essential to how a team or collection of teams function, but what about the day-to-day value to management?
Read MorePosted by Franklin Williams-Smith on 6 June 2017How to Be a Remote Worker, Part 2
As a remote worker, you’ll have more freedom, comfort and calm than could ever be hoped for in a traditional, non-virtual office. Online collaboration software allows for fluid, ongoing lines of communication between you and the rest of the team. Nevertheless, any worker, no matter where or who they are, needs a full appreciation of what, when and how they work in order to maximise their offering.
Read MorePosted by Franklin Williams-Smith on 31 May 2017How to Be a Remote Worker, Part 1
Just imagine that the commute is done as you saunter down the stairs first thing in the morning; the queue at the coffee shop is forgotten as you make yourself a nice cup and some breakfast “to go”, as in “to go upstairs”; and you always dress smart for work, if smart means your dressing gown…
Read MorePosted by Franklin Williams-Smith on 30 May 2017How Best to Handle the Knowledge Gaps in Your Team?
Successful companies are often in the business of innovation. They may not jump at every shiny new toy that crosses their radar (although some certainly do!), but successful business leaders are always on the lookout for a new tool that will improve productivity and streamline workflow.
Read MorePosted by Franklin Williams-Smith on 23 May 2017The Influence of Technology on Future Business
A common theme that runs through much of the literature pertaining to business and innovation and improved productivity is that we, as business leaders, need to capitalise on the advantages that ever-evolving technology provide us. There are so many groundbreaking technologies all around us that could potentially transform the way we do business.
Read MorePosted by Franklin Williams-Smith on 16 May 2017Your office in the palm of your hand
One upon a time, you would lug a ‘lap-top’ computer around with you on your travels. You would need a padded case in case you dropped it, and space to prop it onto a train or plane table. Then you would begin the search for Wi-Fi. Sounds familiar? Today, we expect to be able to use our phones instead.
Read MorePosted by Jacqui Hogan on 11 May 2017Are You Getting Full Functionality from Your Team?
The world just keeps moving faster and faster – and we still find ourselves running out of patience. We complain when our microwaves take too long to heat up our lunch, forgetting that our parents took 45 minutes or more to bake a potato in an oven.
Read MorePosted by Franklin Williams-Smith on 3 May 2017 -
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