Back to the Future Flash Back In movies and TV shows like 'Back to the Future' and 'The Jetsons', the concept of video calls seemed like a distant reality. Now that technology has become an indispensable part of our everyday lives. Videoconferencing has been transformative in the business world, as it has allowed telecommuters and business teams across multiple locations to meet face to face despite physical distance. On the campuses of large companies, it can take 15 minutes to walk from one building to another for a meeting, so videoconferencing is becoming increasingly commonplace, even in co-located offices. Videoconferencing also helps businesses lower costs related to hiring by minimizing the need for travel. Anytime and Anywhere Part of the

The Right Resources at the Right Time Project management is all about managing tasks, timelines, and resources carefully. The discipline of project management has gained popularity in the last few decades due to its effectiveness in helping organizations complete tasks and successfully execute projects in a timely fashion. Although there are many things involved in planning and executing a project, time and resource management are critical to completing a project successfully. The word, “resources,” refers to all resources required for a project, including human resources, financial resources, meeting rooms, equipment, and more. Resource allocation involves planning all of the resources required for a project so that you only utilize the resources required and you can ensure that the resources you need are available when you need

At an organization, your leadership potential and capabilities will be judged by your ability to contribute in meetings. Your participation in meetings and the things you say off the cuff are more important than what you say in a prepared speech or presentation because it is what you do every day. Speaking up in a meeting can help you move up in your career, while holding back can hurt it. Don’t wait till others ask you to contribute to say something. Speak up if you have something to say. But there are also times when you should stay quiet. Here are some tips to help you speak—or not speak—in your next meeting.     When Speaking Up in a Meeting Challenge Yourself

Each morning, you start your workday with the intention of getting some heads-down time to finish all of those tasks that have been nagging at you for weeks. But by the end of the day, you still don’t have them done, the tasks carry over to the next day, and the cycle repeats itself. You can’t seem to make any progress between meetings because it’s not quite enough time to get in the zone and concentrate on finishing the tasks. You wait until you can find the perfect time to get the tasks done in one sitting, but that perfect time never comes. Before you know it, deadlines are looming and you need to stay late for a few days to knock the tasks out. While

Digital meeting room signs, which consist of digital signage displayed outside of meeting rooms, enhance productivity by enabling employees to view meeting schedules at a glance and use touchscreens to book, extend, or cancel meetings on the spot. The benefits of digital meeting room signs don’t stop at the functional, however. Digital displays can also be used to enhance your office’s design and company image. Custom, branded digital signs impress visitors and ensure brand continuity across your office. A lot of digital signage comes with non-flexible templates that can only be tweaked slightly, maybe by changing the logo and a few colors. With Digital Sign Service, you have the flexibility to completely customize your digital meeting room signs to match your company’s culture and brand identity. Version