Teams | Collaboration | Customer Service | Project Management

Six months ago, I was that Marketing Executive everyone felt sorry for. I was constantly juggling fifteen different campaigns, staying until 8 PM most nights, and still feeling like I was drowning in an endless sea of "urgent" requests. That's when I decided to run an experiment that would either save my sanity or get me fired. Luckily, everything worked out. And this is my story.

Your day starts with a ping – than another, and another. Before your coffee even cools, your calendar looks like a Tetris board packed with all kinds of invites. Brainstorming session, team sync, catch up, alignment call … and suddenly you’re wondering when you actually get to work. According to recent meetings statistics by Fellow, the average employee now spends around 11.3 hours per week in meetings. That’s nearly a day and a half of talking about the work instead of doing it.

Rethink what employee monitoring software means for distributed teams. Explore the real benefits, concerns, and how smart policies make all the difference.

For the past five years, organizations have been locked in a tug-of-war over where work happens. Employees want flexibility. Executives want in-person collaboration. Meanwhile, a quieter crisis has been building: the erosion of workplace connection. The question is no longer whether remote work works but how to preserve its benefits without sacrificing the human connections that make work meaningful.

You've likely heard the terms “personalization” and “hyper personalization” used in business discussions. They sound alike, but the difference between them marks a huge shift in Customer Experience (CX). Understanding this debate is the first step to connecting with customers on a much deeper level. Too Lazy To Read? Click To Listen! 12: 14.

Dark mode is everywhere. It looks premium, feels calmer at night, and on OLED screens, it can even save a bit of battery. But for service teams living in lists, forms, and knowledge articles all day, the real question isn’t “Which is better?”—it’s “Which is better, when, and for whom?” At Vivantio, our design team didn’t set out to follow a trend.

Learn how to implement employee tracking computer software with clear boundaries, shared visibility, and trust—without compromising performance or compliance.

Imagine if your team could work with AI the same way you already work together in Miro. Not everyone in their own AI chat bubble. Not copying and pasting things back and forth. Just… together. On the canvas. Where teamwork actually happens. This month at Canvas 25, we made that vision real. It marked the start of a new chapter for Miro as the AI Innovation Workspace — where AI helps your whole team move faster together. Couldn’t make it? Watch the keynote to catch all the announcements.

Big things are happening at Teamwork.com, and they’re all designed to make your workday feel a little lighter (and a lot breezier). Specifically, October's updates are designed to help you move from idea to action faster than ever.

Today team productivity isn’t just a keyword - it’s a buzzing topic. McKinsey reports that high-productivity companies deliver 5 to 10 times output of their lower counterparts on the same input. But when it comes to heavy workloads, tight deadlines and competitive priorities, productivity slips by. However, the good news is that there are many science-based techniques for enhancing team performance that you can implement. Let’s dive in to understand them.