Adoption 101, Get Your Employees Involved
When meeting with companies embarking on a UC audio device deployment [...]
When meeting with companies embarking on a UC audio device deployment [...]
We’re very excited about the latest release of our iPhone app , which does some really cool things with LinkedIn. WorkSnug connects mobile workers to the nearest and best laptop friendly places around the world - and now, for the first time, you can now connect your LinkedIn account and see other WorkSnug users near you. It’s a bit like sharing a virtual business card with other laptop workers
If you’ve decided to ditch the office and work remotely, whether that’s from home or on the road, it’s really important to start your flexible working journey off on the right foot. And if you’ve got stakeholders involved, like a boss, a manager or other team members, it’s really important to keep them on board too. Cora ( @corasauras ) wrote some excellent tips on that for our blog, as well as some solid advice for making your teleworking experience a success
A roundup of the month’s best links for mobile workers and digital nomads Supported by Plantronics . Simply Smarter Communication solutions for the Mobile Professional Here’s what we’ve been reading this month.
This is what tablet adoption looks like - to me, at least: it starts with fanboys, queueing outside in the rain; it gets handed down to parents (who bug its original owners with support queries!); we want to take ours into work; the IT department resists, then finally caves in. We’re not quite there yet. We’re stuck at stage 2, helping our parents with their iPad-me-downs
In recent years, there’s been an explosion of coworking spaces, coffee shops and libraries offering free wifi, as well casual coworking ‘Jelly’ events. The bemused home working onlooker might well be asking why all this is necessary, when they already have a perfectly good place to work at home that costs nothing. The fact is that while living and working in the same place has many advantages, such as allowing more time with family and the ability to juggle work and home commitments, it’s also a double-edged sword
One of the bugbears we hear from customers is audio [...]
Over the course of several months, I have had the [...]
Do you need to ‘be there’ to be in business? That’s the question The Economist Intelligence Unit asked 862 business leaders in its survey , sponsored by Cisco.
We were delighted to speak to Head of Work Life Innovations at Cisco Bas Boorsma ( @BasBoorsma ) for the latest episode of our podcast. Bas and I spoke about how technology is helping - or rather, has helped - work evolve, and how the next big shift will be a change in culture