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.

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.

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.