Throughout spooky season, Miroverse Creators have shared their frameworks in record numbers with a whopping 247 templates published in October! The community is buzzing with fresh ideas and new ways to collaborate. If you have a Miro board that could help others, now’s the perfect time to publish your template.

The rapid integration of advanced technologies continues to reshape industries all over the globe. As the business landscape approaches a new year, Canadian companies are investing heavily in technological advancements to position themselves at the forefront of the global digital economy. Below are some technological trends the Canadian business sector is using to foster a tech-forward future — and will continue to in 2025 and beyond.

You might not be sitting around a campfire, but you can still use stories to connect and inspire in the office.

I know that a piece of content about too much content is kind of ironic, but hear me out. With every company out there putting out blog after blog, reading all the latest content seems like a chore. That’s good news for a content creator, but if you’re trying to catch up on your reading list, you could end up spending hours every day just to stay on top of the latest content.

Our latest research shows that the right intranet is key to keeping software industry employees engaged, informed and aligned. As technology forerunners, it’s no surprise that intranet program leaders in the software sector are ahead of the curve in implementing new employee experience solutions. But our other findings might make you rethink your intranet strategy.

In some shape or form, email has been around since as early as the 1970s. In the world of IT, where trends change every few months, four decades is quite a long time. According to the data on Statista, there were an astounding 4258 million email accounts in 2022. While email usage remains high, the digital communications landscape is changing rapidly. The ‘death of email’ is a topic that is gaining popularity as businesses and individuals alike look for more efficient ways to communicate.

When employees need answers quickly, hunting through multiple platforms for the right information can be frustrating. That’s why connecting your company’s knowledge base to Teams is such a valuable move. Microsoft Teams is already the central hub for many organizations, so integrating your knowledge base simplifies access to information, streamlines support, and strengthens your omnichannel strategy. But how does this work in practice?