Business Trends
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Basecamp’s ‘Hey for Work’ Might Fix Your Email Problems Hey for Work is not for everyone, but if answering email is the worst part of your day, it's probably for you. -
Salesforce Is Permanently Ditching the 8-Hour Workday Flexible work options are here to stay - Salesforce isn't the only tech company to introduce new policies. -
Can Bars and Restaurants Use Contactless Tech to Safely Reopen? For restaurants and bars, reopening poses one big question: can their customers stay safe? -
Microsoft Viva Seeks to Revolutionize Working from Home Microsoft's new work from home platform, Microsoft Viva, looks to change the world of remote working. -
How Uber’s Ad Fraud Lawsuit Highlights a Billion-Dollar Brand Problem In 2017, Uber found two thirds of its $150 million ad spend was useless. Here's what brands can learn from the mess. -
Half of Businesses Had No Remote Working Plans Before Coronavirus Businesses around the world were blindsided when staff began to work from home during coronavirus. -
Microsoft Teams No Longer Supports Internet Explorer 11 Microsoft ceases Teams support for its aging Internet Explorer 11 browser, meaning it's time to switch to Chrome or Edge. -
Microsoft Teams Adds Even More Third-Party Apps to Meetings Already a robust collaboration tool for businesses, Microsoft Teams is adding new third party apps to boost productivity. -
Zoom to Drop 40-Minute Time Limit for Thanksgiving This Thanksgiving, Zoom plans to allow users to use its free plan without the 40-minute time limit. Learn more here. -
Working From Home Hasn’t Stopped Workplace Harassment An unexpected challenge for businesses in the pandemic? Addressing workplace harassment within a remote work environment. -
5 Tips to Help You Conquer Your Next Video Meeting Struggling with the move to video meetings? Read our guide to a successful remote video calls and worry no more. -
Global E-Waste Spiked by an Extra 2 Million Tons in 2019 Electronic waste across the globe reached a monumental 53.6 million tons in 2019 - a massive two million metric tons.