At Wire, we take secure communication seriously – and we understand that every organization works differently and has different requirements when it comes to security, privacy, and digital sovereignty. This is why we offer our secure communication solution in two and a half flavors – on-premises, in the cloud, or as a hybrid deployment. But what are the differences between those two? And is one more secure than the other? Read on to find out!

There were big changes to the standard business setting during the COVID-19 epidemic. Working from home used to be a perk for millions of people around the world. These days, they have to do it. The industrial real estate business is also changing because of this shift in how things are thought about. Morgan Stanley says that the prices of office buildings in the US have dropped by 30%. Let’s think about what this change means and look into it more.

“Employee engagement” and “wellbeing” are often used interchangeably. That’s no surprise, seeing as they are so closely linked. But employee engagement and wellbeing are unique. Reciprocal, cumulative, and connected – but still unique. Understanding where one ends and the other begins is crucial to integrating these elements to maximize productivity without risking your best people burning out.

We know what an effective work intake process should look like in theory—but that doesn’t mean it’s easy to achieve in practice. Dive into the six common snags teams run into during the work intake process, and discover how to tackle them head-on. In theory, a smooth work intake process shouldn’t be complicated: set clear guidelines, standardize requests, and use it all to effectively prioritize projects.

As the tech industry undergoes constant changes, layoffs rise, shaking Silicon Valley to its core. Small businesses have emerged as a symbol of security and stability in this day and age where tech giants rule the business world, standing out in contrast to the quick-changing and fast-paced corporate environment. Despite the challenges they face, small businesses have managed to thrive and make a name for themselves, often becoming pillars of their local communities.

In today's fast-paced business environment, productivity is the name of the game. Companies are always on the lookout for ways to streamline processes, improve efficiency, and ultimately drive growth. One area that often gets overlooked is customer support. Yet, it's a critical touchpoint that can make or break your relationship with customers. In this hyper-competitive landscape, merely responding to customer queries isn't enough.