Data breach costs average $4.44 million globally in 2025, making communication security a critical business priority. Organizations must implement comprehensive security strategies that address both technical controls and human factors.
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Despite the naysayers, America knows how to do business. The U.S. still leads the world with over $30 trillion in GDP as of this year— more than the next three countries combined. But even Uncle Sam can’t afford to rest on his laurels. Sure, America might lead the way in innovation and be home to some of the biggest brands on the planet, but there’s one thing even the most gargantuan companies can’t afford to mess up: customer support. How much does it matter?
Performance reviews have long been a staple in the workplace, but are they truly helping people grow? In this episode, Simpplr’s Chief People Officer Miriam Connaughton sits down with Dr. Edie Goldberg, a future-of-work expert, organizational psychologist, and author. They explore why it’s time to move beyond outdated performance management practices and embrace a more impactful approach: performance enablement.
The UK government’s push to force Apple to backdoor its end-to-end encryption always looked like a miscalculation; both as a policy and politically. The Financial Times’ front page reports that, facing heavy pressure from Washington, the UK government is scrambling for a diplomatic exit from its flawed stance on end-to-end encryption (E2EE) and using its Investigatory Powers Act to allegedly* issue a Technical Capability Notice (TCN) on Apple.
Your employees are drowning in disconnected tools — Slack for messaging, SharePoint for files, BambooHR for benefits, Culture Amp for surveys — while your intranet sits largely unused. The problem isn't that you need more tools. A modern intranet should be paired with an employee experience platform to unify everything your workforce needs in one place.
A Document Management System is not just a tool. It is a platform for how teams work together. The right DMS improves productivity, supports remote access, reduces operational costs, and helps teams collaborate more effectively without the friction of outdated processes. This article explains how a DMS enhances collaboration and efficiency, covering document search, metadata, reporting, mobile access, Microsoft Office integration, and AI functionality.