As COVID-19 pushes us to work from home, here are some necessary tools to help your team be successful.
Given the current environment, we know that you may be launched into the world of remote working, with little preparation. We want to help. Enabling and securing remote connections is what we do, so we've compiled our top tools, tips, and strategies for working from home during these challenging times.
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As states around the country take action to limit the spread of COVID-19, many schools and businesses are moving online.
Learn about the strategies and free tools you will need to start working remotely.
As we've seen with the Coronavirus, special circumstances can have employees working outside of an office and office hours. Can your infrastructure support all your users teleworking?
Working from home is made possible by a portfolio of digital tools that support web conferencing, mobile collaboration, and project management. These free applications power team collaboration for a home-based workforce.
If your organization hasn’t invested in a remote working plan, you should get ready for a surge in remote workers as the COVID-19 saga unfolds. This is where you should start.
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Technology has a pivotal role to play in mitigating the impact of COVID-19 on people and businesses. Across the country, we're working hard to ensure workers can stay productive while working from home.
Keep reading to learn our best tips and advice.IT has put in place many processes to make your lives streamlined and more secure in the office. If you’re working from home for the first time, we share 18 tips that can help you put similar processes in place to make your experience painless and protect your set up.
Most businesses already allow some level of remote working. However, the current coronavirus outbreak and the need to keep at-risk staff out of the office means that many more of us will be working from home.
A home network may not provide the same level of protection as the IT in the office but there are some basics practices that provide a solid level of protection for remote employees.
As states around the country take action to limit the spread of COVID-19, many schools and businesses are moving online.
Learn about the strategies and free tools you will need to start working remotely.
Mitel's MiCollab server provides an unlicensed desktop client called MiCollab Basic. Every user can have a Basic client for no cost.
We have been working with NEC closely to make sure your remote workforce can collaborate effectively. Discounted rate available until July 1, 2020.
Teams is a unified communication and collaboration suite that integrates workplace chat, video conferencing, file storage, and project management all onto a single platform. Microsoft is offering an extended premium trial of the Teams app for six months.