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Are you ready for the passion economy?
Victoria Fann Business Management, Services & Risk ManagementAs unemployment has skyrocketed and remote working is becoming mainstream, many people are questioning their career choices. One solution seems to be catching on in greater numbers these days: pursuing one's passion. This idea isn't new. What's different now is that there is much more support; so much so that some are referring to making a living doing what you love as the "passion economy."
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The virtual lunch: A new marketing tool to help boost your brand during…
Lisa Mulcahy MarketingAs a digital marketer attempting to make the wisest pivots and adjustments possible in this pandemic age, you need to think outside the box. What's an extremely original way to network, keep in touch with your existing customer base, and introduce a new demographic to your products and services? The virtual lunch. The concept is simple, so read on to find out how it can give your brand a boost.
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How to manage employee data access
Mason Hager Science & TechnologyDuring the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, with an increasing number of people now working remotely, securing your organization's resources has never been more important. Properly managing employee access to your organization's data and resources is critical to ensuring the security of your resources. Failure to have the proper procedures or systems in place can result in potential data breaches and security risks for your organization.
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Infographic: How to focus despite distractions
Maggie Kimberl Business Management, Services & Risk ManagementEach day employees spend 56 minutes on their smartphones and 42 minutes on personal tasks. That means 20% of each workday is wasted on distractions. We’re up against internal and external challenges when it comes to overcoming distractions, but there’s hope for those who need more focus. Find out more with this infographic.
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7 tips for managing a team remotely
Travis Jamison Business Management, Services & Risk ManagementIn 2020, even teams who have never worked remotely are starting to embrace a distanced mode of operation. However, remote work comes with its unique set of challenges, and if you've never embraced them before, you might find yourself struggling more than you expected. We're here to help you out, so let's look at seven ways to manage your remote teams better.
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How to improve communication across departments
Indiana Lee Business Management, Services & Risk ManagementGood communication has always been an important aspect of a healthy, thriving business. And yet, with the coronavirus pandemic scattering countless employees, teams, and departments to the four winds, maintaining proper communication channels has never been more critical to success. As the ongoing situation continues, remote teams must work to improve their modes of communication.
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3D printing: Making biocompatible, sterilizable plastic and metal components…
Micah Chaban Medical & Allied HealthcareThe medical industry is changing quickly. While there have been major advances, medical device manufacturers still need viable options for manufacturing devices and equipment both to patients and healthcare providers in an efficient, low-cost manner. Many device manufacturers still use traditional production methods, but 3D printing is making it possible to create biocompatible and sterilizable components at a pace that is fast and inexpensive.
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7 smart tips for nailing a virtual pitch
Gail Short Business Management, Services & Risk ManagementThe coronavirus pandemic and the need for social distancing have forced millions of Americans to work from home. That goes for startup founders, CEOs and sales teams, too. But problems with video equipment can make pitching via video chat more challenging than a traditional face-to-face meeting, says Luis Vasquez, associate director of Venture Capital Collaboration at UC Irvine Beall Applied Innovation.
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Trump administration throws additional support behind telehealth
Scott E. Rupp Medical & Allied HealthcarePresident Donald Trump signed a new executive order Aug. 3 to expand access to telehealth services during the COVID-19 pandemic, notably in rural areas. The Trump administration also is extending some telehealth services even after the pandemic public health emergency ends. The order is meant to improve connectivity and directs the government to create a joint initiative within 30 days to improve health communication infrastructure and expand rural healthcare services.
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Online retailers struggle to keep up
Terri Williams RetailCOVID-19 and a lack of foot traffic have forced many brick-and-mortar stores to file for bankruptcy or liquidation. Neiman Marcus, J.C. Penney, Pier 1 Imports, California Pizza Kitchen, Brooks Brothers, and Ascena Retail are just some of the most recent companies to close stores. Online shopping has exploded, but as a result of increased demand, many online retailers are struggling with sales and support.
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