Founded in 2021, ClickHouse enables users to perform advanced analytics on both real-time and historical data. The service is built on a complex AWS architecture, designed and maintained by remote teams that face considerable challenges when it comes to virtual collaboration. Using Miro, those teams were able to.

The way we communicate as a population has changed. Text messages are an everyday staple. Platforms like Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp are increasingly popular in our social lives and business communication apps at work. When was the last time you “called” home because you were going to be late? In fact, people across all generations prefer to message rather than call or email when chatting one-on-one or with a group.

According to Deep Analysis, M-Files provides a novel and innovative alternative to document and knowledge management through its no-folders approach. Even so, it is a reassuringly practical, straightforward to use, and well-thought-through ECM platform. We particularly like the fact that M-Files is not sold as a replacement for existing Microsoft document management environments; rather, it is positioned to augment and work alongside them. The M-Files Difference.

Your app is ready. The idea is brilliant. The functionality is top-notch, and the design is impressive. But all this work can only be noticed if you tell the world about your product. At this stage, the most challenging part begins. Thousands of new players enter the mobile app market daily. The competition is colossal, and without the right marketing strategy, your efforts can drown in a sea of similar products.

Operating in a decentralized work environment requires real-time collaboration that is effective, efficient, and secure. But how do you ensure the last part when your team relies on remote logins to access cloud-based business data, share sensitive information, join virtual meetings, and handle financial transactions? The answer lies in two key factors: strong passwords and effective password management.

Burnout happens when the stress or pressure from work reaches a tipping point—it either becomes too much or goes on for too long. While burnout is surprisingly common (71% of knowledge workers experienced burnout at least once in 2020), you’re empowered as a manager to prevent and reverse it within your team. Read on to learn about the signs of burnout, what causes it, and most importantly—how to prevent it. As a team lead, the last thing you want is for a team member to feel burnt out.

Brainstorming sessions are thought to occur mainly in tech company settings. After all, that’s how they come up with all of those ideas for new apps, right? In reality, many businesses take advantage of brainstorming. It helps them come up with new products and services, as well as ways to market their already existing products. If your company’s brainstorming techniques end up with poor results, then it’s time to branch out and try some of these effective brainstorming techniques.

Whether you are having a teamwork online or in-person, it is the key to successful business in most companies. Why? Let me explain. All companies unite diverse areas into large and small groups. Joining the efforts of all team members makes it possible to complete tasks most effectively. When people collaborate, they often bring their unique strengths and perspectives to the table, creating a more dynamic and innovative environment.

Many managers and business owners fail to develop an internal communications strategy. This might not be an issue for a small team where everyone has a similar understanding of what is expected. However, as a company grows, developing a coherent internal communication strategy becomes more important. Without a clear internal communication framework, larger organizations risk facing inefficiencies, misaligned priorities, and even employee dissatisfaction.