Teams | Collaboration | Customer Service | Project Management

In today’s fast-paced business environment, more and more companies are turning to remote work as a way to increase productivity and reduce costs. However, with this shift comes the challenge of maintaining a sense of team cohesion and connection among employees who may not see each other in person on a regular basis. Remote team building is crucial to the success of any organization, and it’s important to find new and innovative ways to achieve this goal.

What do you do when your left brain pushes you toward engineering, but your right brain aches for creativity? You meet in the middle, of course, which is precisely what Pinaki Kathiari did when he became the CEO of Local Wisdom, a New Jersey-based communications agency focusing on internal and external communications.

Research reveals that 71% of employees report their team is innovative when they have flexibility in working options, compared with 57% without it.

For most working professionals, improving productivity means decluttering their diskspace or downloading a slew of Chrome extensions. However, for those who work in the IT field, productivity is synonymous with maximizing every tool available to perfectly juggle between tasks. Since most IT professionals prefer Windows OS, we’re about to explore some handy Windows productivity tips to help you reduce distractions and optimize your workflow.

Are you looking for the perfect project management tool? Look no further! We’ve hand-picked the top 5 tools that any team or project needs to stay organized and on track. From cloud-based platforms to task-tracking software, we’ve got it all covered. Read on to find out which tool best suits your project, and get ready to take your team’s productivity to the next level!

While Product Managers are responsible for the strategy and progress of individual products or product lines, product executives have a different responsibility. They need to set the broad strategic direction for the entire organization, deciding which key initiatives are most likely to maximize performance and achieve strategic objectives.

Going into the New Year, businesses need to understand trends shifting their competition’s business and how consumers and clients engage with their vendors. In addition, with the landscape of customer service changing so much over the past few years, client expectations and the goals of the businesses that serve them are also changing. Many of these trends are responses to the noticeable economic and social changes happening worldwide, while others have remained consistent over time.

“Operations keeps the lights on, strategy provides a light at the end of the tunnel, but project management is the train engine that moves the organization forward.” ~ Joy Gumz Pulling off client projects successfully is no small feat. Project managers and team members hyper focus on delivering high-quality work all day, every day; planning workflows and proactively addressing obstacles as they arise.