Digital Workplace

Did you know that Microsoft Teams and Outlook offer some hidden functions and features that could make your work even more effective and productive? Here are our top five!

Teams meetings can usually be forwarded by any of the attendees, but you can deactivate this feature in the meeting options. That might be a good idea if you want to stop the number of attendees from mushrooming.

Digital friction refers to the detrimental effects that occur when staff are faced with new digital technology, or when digital technologies fail to dovetail seamlessly.

Virtual meetings have become an indispensable part of the modern world of work. For some time now, users of Microsoft Teams have been able to stage live events and webinars as well as hold conventional virtual meetings - with a much wider range of settings and control options.

If your webinar is packed with information, it won’t be long before attendees start asking questions. A really good way of answering and organizing those questions is to use the Q&A feature. Our Guide of the Month sets out what you need to do and all the options available to you as an organizer.

Many resolutions are also about human relationships. Boost your teamwork by praising each other when something goes well.

Why not take some time at the end of January to reflect on whether you still have your New Year's resolutions in mind and what actions you have taken?

What if you could get some of that peace at work, before all the festive fun kicks off, helping you lower your stress levels and enjoy the celebrations more?

In your day-to-day work, you come across numerous documents. But the sheer volume can quickly become confusing, and sharing and collaborating on a document doesn't always go smoothly either. Can't it be easier?