In this age of extreme uncertainty, it can be reassuring to understand that the challenges we face today are not unique and that humans have always had to change and innovate in order to progress.
Today Asana, Inc. (NYSE: ASAN), a leading work management platform for teams, announced the launch of Asana Partners, an ecosystem of over 200 essential work tools and strategic channel partners across 75 countries.
Telstra, a leading telecommunications and technology company, has collaborated with Telefónica Global Solutions to deliver a unique API (Application Programming Interface) solution to connect Telefónica’s incident management platform TBS (Trusted Base Service) with Telstra’s Service Central.
Air travel has undoubtedly been one of the hardest-hit industries during the COVID-19 pandemic. With the accumulation of flight cancellations, grounded fleets and airport closures, the IATA has estimated that airlines will lose at least $314 billion due to the outbreak.
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen the acceleration of digital selling, in large part due to the inability for customers and salespeople to interact in person to transact goods and services.
Business leaders are being challenged to become more flexible and adaptable than ever before — yet are being held back by their lack of insight and ability to forecast sales and revenue.
Study Reveals Integration Challenges Threaten Digital Transformation, With Organisations Spending on Average £2.5 Million on Custom Integration Labour Costs Globally
Virtual meetings have been a staple for many businesses in the past year. Companies are using technology, now more than ever, to communicate, work together and even build team relationships. As workplaces begin to open back up, many businesses are contemplating a return to normality or a continuation of virtual conferences and meetings.
A year ago, nobody could have foreseen the huge effect COVID-19 would have on the communications sector. The seismic shift from working in an office environment to working from home has overhauled the connectivity requirements of people and organisations.
If the pandemic-induced disruption to retail in 2020 taught retailers anything, it’s that the need to be flexible is crucial not only to business continuity, but to business survival.
Companies are grappling with the enormous challenges that data and automation are presenting in today’s modern manufacturing environment. Organisations know that the faster they can act to improve processes and lower costs, the more competitive they can be.
In today’s world, it’s harder than ever to find and retain talent. The jobs market is crowded with both employers and job seekers, making it tricky to stand out and find the right people for your business.
While people use email, chat apps, and other forms of communication now, important business conversations are still done over the phone. This is especially true whether an employee is situated in a socially discanced office environment or home working and making calls from there. Here are five reasons why a business phone system is still...
Telstra, a leading Australian telecommunications and technology company, has published a report in partnership with Vanson Bourne, that reveals the impact of COVID-19 on European businesses.