During the pandemic, many of us started working from home. We were kept safe by this change. Now some people are returning to work. However, there is a cost involved. According to a new study, returning to work can cost $51 per day. This article discusses what this study found and what it means for office workers and managers. Returning to the office might not only consume more of your time, but also drain your wallet. Owl Labs recently shared its annual State of Work report with Fortune.

Global CEOs are increasingly eager to bring their workforce back to traditional offices, but reality seems to be at odds with their hopes. In spite of these executive mandates, many office spaces remain empty.

How do teams and project managers successfully reflect on the work they’re doing? Enter: post mortem meeting. This type of meeting involves meticulous planning, prompt follow-through, and clear communication. Without these elements, your post-mortem meeting doesn’t stand a chance. In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about how to run effective post mortem meetings without making it feel like a drag.

Understanding SharePoint and its limitations: Looking for alternatives to Microsoft SharePoint intranet? We've compiled a list of seven top-rated options that can replace SharePoint's tools for knowledge management, content management, collaboration, communication, or all of the above.

In a world where information is highly valued and data is considered valuable, it is essential for companies to have effective tools for data modeling and diagramming. This is especially true for those who want to utilize the potential of their data. The realm of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) has been greatly influenced by this surge in data with Salesforce leading the way.

Large corporations and small family-run businesses may seem worlds apart. However, they do share a common thread: their destinies hinge on the person atop the hierarchy. Depending on the business’ size and structure, this individual can either be the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) or the owner of a company. A common misconception is that these two hats are similar and interchangeable.

SaaS is gaining popularity as a way for businesses to save money on several services. Companies used to buy software and install it on their computers, or they would make their own. As a result, they needed to invest in infrastructure and staff to maintain these systems operational. Under the SaaS approach, you are not responsible for the software. You are nothing more than a user. The software will be accessible through internet interfaces and, in general, mobile applications.

Employee autonomy, the practice of granting employees the freedom and independence to make decisions and take ownership of their work, has gained significant attention in modern workplaces. Understanding the concept of employee autonomy is the first step in unlocking productivity and creating a more empowered workforce.

Project management software connects teams, enabling everyone in the organization to prioritize the work that matters most. Software that fosters this type of high-level collaboration is essential for most companies. But at a glance, many of the tools organizations use have seemingly similar features. Use our guide to narrow down your choices and understand which tools are best for different types of companies. If you manage work, you’re a project manager. But that wasn’t always the case.

Learn how to use Insightful's features to monitor your remote team effectively while respecting employee privacy. Explore our guide for maintaining the perfect balance between security and privacy, and experience how Insightful can transform your remote work management.