OK Skype, you’ve been with us for years. No matter how old you are, you’ve probably heard of Skype. For many of us, it was the first app we would open every morning when we got to work. But as you know, no app is used forever. It seems like it’s finally time for Skype to be replaced with something else – something more reliable, robust and easier to use. But is there a good replacement?

Although Slack is generally loved, there are a few complaints that we all have about it. Primarily, the price. It’s not the most expensive team chat app out there, but certainly not the cheapest either. This is the number one complaint you get when browsing social media for feedback on Slack. As you’ll find out, Slack can cost a pretty penny. But is that money really well spent? In this piece, we’ll take a look at the cost of Slack.

Businesses today are drowning in digital tools, but here’s the million-dollar question: Are they truly working together, or just coexisting in chaos? Integration and automation might sound like tech jargon, but knowing the difference could be the key to unlocking seamless workflows and skyrocketing efficiency. Let’s break it down. Mastering the difference between integration and automation isn’t just tech talk—it’s a game-changer.

By Yohan Lobo, Industry Solutions Manager, Insurance and Wealth Management at M-Files Discover how AI and automation are transforming wealth management! Insights from Yohan reveal how these advancements streamline operations, enhance client interactions, and democratize financial advice.

Emails are a necessary part of modern communication, but they can quickly become overwhelming. If your inbox is cluttered with unread messages, spam, and forgotten follow-ups, you’re not alone. The concept of Inbox Zero aims to bring clarity and efficiency to your email management, ensuring that you stay organized and stress-free. In this guide, we’ll walk you through a step-by-step process to declutter your inbox and maintain it effortlessly.

Remote work has become a defining feature of modern professional life, transforming how businesses operate and how employees perform their roles. To ensure success in this model, organizations must rely on well-structured remote work systems. These systems are the backbone of productivity, collaboration, and engagement in a distributed workforce.

High call volumes can lead to long hold times, stressed agents, and unhappy customers—but it doesn’t have to be that way. Learn how to optimize workflows, balance workloads, and support your team to thrive under pressure.

Today, we’re constantly interrupted by tools, notifications, emails, social media—you name it. In our distraction economy, chaos has become the norm. It’s nearly impossible to focus on what truly matters or know if you’re prioritizing the right work at the right time. Your intentions for the day fly out the window in the face of high-priority tasks, seemingly urgent messages, and never-ending notifications.

A small space can function as a home office, but turning that space into an optimal work environment takes time, mindfulness, and some essential items. In this piece, we provide tips for improving your home office setup so you have a dedicated space to focus on high-impact work. One of the nicest parts of working from home is moving from your bed to your office without a long commute or the need for business casual attire.

It’s impossible to achieve 100% productivity in your organization, but you can improve work performance with proper business scheduling. To give you an example, highly engaged employees are around 20% more productive at work if the communication and tools are proper. Plus, add fewer distractions to the mix and it will make the work performance even better. As we all know without an appropriate schedule, there is no organization of work, workflow, or progress.