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TeamSupport Launches AI Assist, a Powerful Suite of Tools for Customer Support

TeamSupport is thrilled to announce its latest suite of AI-powered tools, built to increase agent efficiency and help your team take customer support to the next level. TeamSupport’s AI Assist incorporates the latest conversational AI technology, acting as a seasoned copilot to help agents close tickets faster, bringing faster, more satisfying resolutions to customers with less tedious manual work for agents.

92 million workers to embrace full-time remote work by 2030

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has made a groundbreaking prediction: 92 million workers will work full-time remote work by 2030. This is a big change from the current 73 million. It shows that more and more people are working from home, and the COVID-19 outbreak made this happen faster.

Why is collaboration between government and private sector organizations vital?

In the fast-paced world of technological growth, where invention drives progress, the government and private sector organizations must collaborate. By collaborating, these industries have the potential to create a future where technology progress is easily matched with the needs of people, companies, and society at large. One such example of collaboration is Brazil.

AI-Powered Customer Service Solutions for Managed Service Providers

The customer experience has become a critical differentiator for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) across industries. As consumers demand more personalized, efficient, and responsive interactions, the need for innovative customer service solutions has never been more pressing. Enter the transformative power of generative AI (Artificial Intelligence) in customer service, a game-changer that is redefining the way MSPs engage with their customers and deliver exceptional support.

Say hello to the updated Planning Overview

Today, we’re excited to roll out a brand new look and feel to the Planning Overview. It’s the same report you know and love, only we’ve given it a glow-up and boosted functionality to help you report on resourcing data alongside time, capacity, and staffing information. Before we jump in, let’s remind ourselves of why we would use the Planning Overview?

Digital Experience Monitoring for macOS

In this overview video, we'll be walking you through Service Watch Desktop for macOS. We'll cover the benefits of utilizing Service Watch for macOS and the configuration and deployment process. We'll then review the data being collected by Service Watch and some additional functionality in Active Tests, Device Groups, and Alarms.

Curious About Employee Digital Habits? Discover the Analytics Tool Boosting Security & Cutting Costs

Discover how user behavior analytics tools enhance security and productivity. Learn how Insightful’s features align with UBA to optimize your operations and safeguard your business. Ideal for managers seeking efficiency and security improvements.

Two ways to create collaborative org charts fast in Miro

If your organization uses Miro, you might already know that it’s a user-friendly, intuitive workspace where you and your colleagues can collaborate, brainstorm, manage projects, give presentations, and more. But did you know you can also use Miro to build org charts? In this post, we’ll share several ready-made org chart templates that will save your organization time as you plan for the future.

Optimize Field Service Operations | Workstatus

Struggling with inefficient field operations? Get your dispersed teams working like a well-oiled machine with Workstatus's Field Service Management software. In this video, learn how Workstatus gives you pinpoint control over field teams through real-time mapping, movement tracking, and more. Optimize schedules, verify work, prevent payroll fraud, and keep projects on budget. Gain the visibility you need to manage dispersed teams and remote workers effectively.

Visualization for innovation: How to use flowcharts for smarter problem solving

In December 1921, industrial psychologists Lillian Gilbreth and Frank Bunker Gilbreth presented a new model for problem solving to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in New York City. Their “process chart” — known today as a flowchart — is a method of visualizing a process in order to improve it.