It’s very easy to get trapped in busywork. To increase output, you’ll have to put in more hours, or work smarter. To work smart is to reduce time spent on unnecessary tasks to get more quality work done instead. While this is easier said than done, it is achievable.
Advancements in technology have paved the way for virtual teams and work from home arrangements. Remote work allows companies to hire the best talent regardless of location and save on office expenses. Remote employees, in turn, get to enjoy the freedom and flexibility to attain a healthy work-life balance.
Technological advancements continue to reshape the way businesses operate, and the property management industry is definitely feeling the impact, with the term “proptech” or property technology now becoming a new buzzword. Property managers are turning to proptech to provide more value to clients and increase the efficiency of building operations.
Designing a network is a complex task. You have to factor in a lot of internal and external aspects such as your company’s requirements, possible security threats, the organization’s growth plans, and more. The following best practices will go a long way in making your life easier when configuring your office network.
Technology is changing the professional services landscape. It is presenting professional services firms (PSFs) new challenges as well as new opportunities. To keep up with the rapidly evolving technology, PSFs are turning to managed IT services providers (MSPs) to take care of their IT needs.
Managing an efficient, safe, and productive warehouse is not an easy feat. That’s why more and more businesses are turning to a warehouse management system (WMS) to efficiently monitor and control their operations from end to end: from receiving to picking to packing to shipping.
Are your employees bugging you for a software upgrade? Are you thinking of retiring any of your current equipment? Are you planning to buy new hardware anytime soon? Don’t just dive right into it! First, take a long look in the mirror with a technology needs assessment.
Running a manufacturing business is quite complicated. It involves managing several moving parts such as taking in customer orders, ordering raw materials, tracking inventory, scheduling production, monitoring shipment, and many more. Since the US manufacturing industry is forecasted to boom further, you can expect the volume of work and the competition to get even crazier.
We all are living in a new age of email overload. Here are tips to get control! 1. Distribution lists Create shared mailboxes for all specific functions (accounting@, purchasing@, sales@, etc). Then route as many emails to distribution lists as you can.
