Maintaining collaboration between remote and hybrid employees and the home office is vital for the success of a small business. But by leveraging tools and strategies, you can effectively bridge the gap and ensure seamless communication and teamwork.

Luckily, there is no shortage of ways to get the team together when you live in different zip codes or even area codes. Here is a sample of key tools you can use to connect them.

As we move into 2022 and the ripple effects of the pandemic persist, more organizations will realize the value in cloud-based digital business. Over the next year, we predict cloud technologies will help businesses in two ways:

Many universities and colleges quickly adopted a variation of remote learning over the past 18 months. But what did that ambitious technological leap forward look like behind the scenes? Register today to attend the Bytes & Bites higher education IT panel discussion with the CIOs of multiple universities across the south. They will share how the past 18 months have impacted the technologies in their organizations and what they mean for the future.

Learn hour by hour how a project manager simply and securely uses Microsoft Teams to connect with her co-workers throughout the workday.

These tips for using Microsoft Teams will help your workforce stay connected, even while working from home.

Let’s face it – there’s a shortage of fun in all our lives right now. Plus, feeling valued by our employers and connected to co-workers is more difficult as many of us are working from home. We looked around to find fun ideas for using Microsoft Teams videoconferencing tool for cultivating culture within a team that can’t be physically together. Here are our favorite 5 tips: