Tired of missed deadlines? Duplicated tasks? Lost project documents? Workplace tension? Well, you are not alone. These are common problems of many teams, which is a good thing. It means there is a list of proven solutions! We'll talk about one of the most effective — implementing team management software. In this article, you'll find out why your business needs it, how much it will cost, and the best tool options to pick. But first, let's check if we're on the same page about the definition.

Welcome, folks! In today’s ultra-connected and fast-paced world, the ‘boss behind the big desk’ leadership style no longer cuts it. Leadership styles have evolved, and modern leadership practices are stepping into the limelight, focusing on collaboration, flexibility, and empowerment. These aren’t just buzzwords, either. They’re the keys to driving successful teams and businesses in this day and age. But how does Time Doctor fit into this equation, you ask?

In the eyes of customers, you’re only as good as their last experience with you. This means that consistency is key – whether you’re facing economic headwinds or an unexpected spike in customers needing help. AI helps teams boost their productivity, increase efficiency and meet rising customer expectations at a time when many are being asked to do more with much less.

Global outsourcing of projects has become an increasingly popular strategy for businesses seeking to optimize their operations. By leveraging resources and expertise from around the globe, companies can tap into a wide range of benefits. However, 71% of companies are still not automating project management for their outsourcing businesses.

As the operational hub for defense, government and technology enterprises, Mattermost is committed to connecting technical organizations and their people, processes, and tools for mission-critical work. Mattermost v8.0 is focused on increasing your team’s operational efficiency, expanding our ecosystem, and improving our platform.

Design thinking is a powerful approach to problem-solving that has gained popularity in recent years. It is a human-centered methodology that focuses on understanding the needs and wants of end-users and using that information to create innovative solutions. While traditionally associated with product design, design thinking can also be applied to project management.

With the eighth post in our ten-part series covering The Complete Guide to Customer Service Transformation, the topic of focus is a key component of an efficient and customer-centric service strategy: self-service capabilities.

If you’re a developer building a web or mobile application, you know that there are times when you want to message your users when they’re in the app. It might be information about a new feature, a billing update, or something that requires action from the user. That’s where in-app notifications via an inbox come in. They allow you to deliver key messages directly to your users and can be combined with other notification methods like push and email.

Imagine waking up every morning with a sense of dread. You feel the weight of an endless to-do list weighing down on you. Diving headfirst into work, you push yourself to be productive at all costs. Sleep becomes a luxury. Self-care becomes a distant memory, and your relationships begin to suffer. This toxic productivity makes it pervasive in our fast-paced and demanding world. Toxic productivity is the unyielding pursuit of constant busyness.

Hey there, leaders! Ever feel like you’re juggling a dozen balls at once, trying to keep everything in order? We’ve all been there. Whether your team is in-office, remote, or a hybrid mix, managing productivity and efficiency can sometimes feel like a full-time job itself. Here’s some good news: you don’t have to do it alone. Enter Time Doctor, your down-to-earth, dependable partner in productivity.