Beyond video conferencing, here’s how companies are using technology in creative ways to keep business moving while everyone stays put.
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When everyone is at home, getting your house in order means new ideas for separating and safeguarding your documents and information.
Sure, you’re not floating 250 miles above the ground, but you can still use the same tactics astronauts use to keep going.
E-commerce, subscription services, and AI are moving the shopping experience from in-store to on-screen.
Wrap up the season with presents that pay it forward.
Optimize your work-at-home setup to prevent the aches, pains, and strain of working where home and office collide.
The holidays will feel different this year, but with a little creativity, you can still make them fun and festive for the whole family.
Opening a single email can put small and medium businesses at risk, making remote-work security more important than ever.