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It’s safe to say that email has become the primary communication tool for businesses all over the world. Its instant nature has also made communication infinitely easier. Despite all of the benefits of email, there are some drawbacks, with the sheer amount of emails we get on a daily basis being the biggest of them

It’s safe to say that email has become the primary communication tool for businesses all over the world. Its instant nature has also made communication infinitely easier. Despite all of the benefits of email, there are some drawbacks, with the sheer amount of emails we get on a daily basis being the biggest of them

Think back to the last time you received an important email, only to be confused or unsure of what exactly the sender wanted.

Technology has reached a point where you don’t necessarily have to be in the office in order to work. Many companies have remote employees and have had success with this idea. With the right hires, and defined roles, many telecommuters are just as productive as their office-bound contemporaries.

A common trend of office software developers – those who make programs that allow users to create documents, spreadsheets, etc. – is to focus on tools that make the user more productive. Two such tools are email and the calendar, both of which are heavily used by nearly all business owners and employees.

December is here, and most of your employees are eagerly awaiting the holiday season. Business owners and managers, on the other hand, are looking at their technology thinking it may be time to replace some systems

Writing letters are so last century.

The word ‘instant’ can be defined as happening immediately, and is a catchword of the modern world, all around us, from instant rice to instant noodles and instant printing, the list goes on. This concept, while not new, has arguably been taken to extremes thanks to the abundance of technology. This is a two-faced issue, for while it’s great to see the results of the latest election without delay, this expectation has changed how we interact

There are a wealth of technical devices out there to chose from, so many that it can be a chore to figure out what platform to use.

Do you send large files on a regular basis and struggle to attach them to emails due to size limits placed by the email provider?