As the CEO of a translation service, I have seen firsthand how cross-cultural communication in virtual teams can change the game. With the world becoming increasingly globalized, figuring out the best ...

Like it or not, we’re operating in a world of virtual communication. Sure, we still have face-to-face conversations, but a growing percentage of our interactions are via Zoom, Microsoft Teams, ...

With the continuous advancement in technology, organizations now have solutions to create a more flexible working environment. Employees can stay connected to work from any location worldwide. A team ...

With the majority of people working remotely, team communications tools have become essential to smooth functioning. These tools have expanded from never knowing about their existence to using them in ...

Modern technology is a great relief for the most burdening tasks, giving companies more chances to beat the competition and drive profits. The tech world offers a plethora of digital tools, each ...

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The concept of working at home isn’t a new phenomenon. For many, work and home were the same thing ­– from seamstresses to shoemakers and ...

Leading virtual teams has always presented a challenge to managers of these groups, but the COVID-19 pandemic and the move of many workers to working from home led to a sharp increase in virtual teams ...

Using digital tools is nothing new for enterprises. However, the number of different digital technologies businesses have implemented due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which required many employees to ...

Virtual whiteboards are becoming essential workplace tools, as evidenced by Adobe's bid for Figma. But analysts and VCs think these whiteboards will be just one piece of visual-collaboration suites.

A few years ago, my good friend Lukasz Porwol, leader of the eGovernment Unit at the Insight SFI Research Centre for Data Analytics at the University of Galway, invited me to experiment with his ...