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Countless employers still don’t trust their people to do their best work unless they’re physically in the office. But while managers may be struggling to adjust to our new hybrid world, this perception is a long way from the truth.
You think Zoom, you think video calls. For millions around the world, it’s a tool they rely on at work every day.
But for productivity, collaboration and workplace integration (as well as video calls), it’s Microsoft Teams that’s leading the way. Its tight integration with other Microsoft 365 services makes it so easy.
Now Zoom is looking for a piece of that action with the launch of a whole suite of features and services. They’re clearly designed to take on Teams and Slack head-to-head.
You could be losing a full-time working week for every member of your team, thanks to the hassle of setting up video calls.
Video conferencing has revolutionized team meetings and saves a huge amount of travel time. But we’re still not getting the full benefit from the new technology, according to new research.
Employees aged between 18 and 24 take up to 10 minutes to get set up for each remote meeting.
Microsoft has become the leader of productivity over many decades. Can you imagine doing your day to day work without their software?
Spam emails. Everyone hates them.
It’s not just the emotional pain of clearing spam from your inbox. Having to do that is a real productivity killer, too.
A recent report found that each one of your employees could be losing up to 80 hours each year, thanks to filtering and deleting spam emails.
That’s a LOT of lost productivity.
When you’re browsing it can feel like you’re being bombarded with things other people want you to see.
Not only do we have to click on permissions for cookies and tracking, but now a lot of websites ask for our permission to send us notifications.
And while many of these notifications are harmless – news updates, latest recipes, product releases – sometimes they can be outright spam.
We've all benefited from a slew of new productivity tools in the last couple of years. It's been fantastic.
However, if your main issue is just being organized, nothing beats a list. Especially the List tool from Microsoft.
See how it works with other programs you use, such as Microsoft Teams, in our most recent video,
