Motivation is one of the most important driving forces behind increased productivity, but mixing in employee tracking software can become a problem. Find out how to avoid common issues and use the software to boost employee motivation.
Time theft is a silent productivity killer that affects businesses of all sizes. Whether it’s excessive personal phone use, extended breaks, or buddy punching, time theft can have a significant impact on productivity. Companies are constantly facing some severe issues due to time theft, such as: Also, time theft can cost companies up to 7% of their payroll expenses. However, there is a powerful tool that is transforming the way companies tackle this issue: Employee Monitoring Software.
What’s the first thing that pops into your mind about remote work? Pajamas all day? Flexible hours? How about communication? Yeah, we thought so! As cool as the ‘work from home’ life sounds (and it is!), it’s not without its unique challenges – and communication is right up there at the top of the list. Don’t get us wrong, we’re all about that remote work life here at Time Doctor. But we also know that communication can make or break a remote team.
As more enterprise organizations embrace remote and hybrid work and bring together employees and external partners spread around the globe, they are faced with new challenges to ensure their sensitive data stays safe. This includes data from Miro, a visual workspace for innovation that enables distributed teams of any size to build the next big thing. But with 40% of full-time employees working from home at least part of the time, there is greater risk.
After years of intense standards development, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) officially published today Messaging Layer Security (MLS) as RFC 9420. MLS is the first global open standard for end-to-end encrypted communications and has been jointly developed by industry peers and academic institutions. Wire was an initiator of MLS in 2016 and has been a key contributor ever since.
As we near the conclusion of our enlightening ten-part series covering The Complete Guide to Customer Service Transformation, it is time to cover an essential yet often overlooked topic – flexibility. While standard procedures are important, adapting to the unique needs of different customer segments is the key to fostering lasting relationships.
In times marked by technological advancements and an ever-increasing dependence on digital communication, securing private information and conversations has emerged as a crucial concern. According to a social conversational commerce report, 60% of people prefer messaging over phone calls or emails. However, the pervasive cyber threats and the necessity to protect private data have caused secure messaging apps to become more popular.
Email marketing strategies are one of the effective techniques in boosting your sales and onboarding new customers. Most SaaS companies use emails to market their products and services, but they are articulated perfectly with a vision they tend to get into spam and gradually build a bad reputation around your brand. Don't disregard email marketing tools in favor of chatting apps.
In today’s interconnected world, cybersecurity is more important than ever before. Organizations of all sizes face an increasing number of cyber threats, including costly data breaches and ransomware attacks. When bad actors strike, organizations can suffer devastating financial and reputational consequences. At the same time, organizations can face heightened risks if their most sensitive data is stolen.
