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Microsoft unveils updates to its Teams and Viva platforms.

With the pandemic accelerating digital transformation for information workers, it’s now time for those on the frontline to reap some of the benefits. Microsoft unveiled updates to its Teams and Viva platforms with that in mind.

New working arrangements could hold out more self-determination for workers. Too often they have meant more stress.

Normalization of recorded work meetings and AI advancement is giving rise to innovation never thought possible

Patchwork solutions aren’t the answer—it will take a new approach to address critical challenges in the new workplace.

According to UN Women, the economic empowerment of females improves productivity and increases economic diversification and income equality.

July 16 2021, 10:16 am | BY Kim Shaw | No Comments BBH Singapore teamed up with LinkedIn to show what our profile feeds would look like, if we all said how we really felt about our achievements?   The stereotypical LinkedIn user’s feed consists of one’s connections posting about their job updates, congratulatory comments on their career achievements, and variations of “humble-bragging” posts alike starting with the quintessential LinkedIn lingo: I’m “Humbled”, “Honoured�...

Asana Unveils New Offerings to Reduce Distractions and Improve Focus, Adds Innovative Video Messaging Powered by Vimeo Exclusive Vimeo partnership brings Video Messaging into Asana Personal productivity suite features intelligent prioritization and smart calendar assistant integration with Clockwise Asana to debut the new product innovations at Focus and Flow Summit SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Asana, Inc. (NYSE: ASAN), a leading work management platform for teams, announced a suite o...

What does the work of today look like? Where are the opportunities and which areas still need improvement? In cooperation with the Chamber of Employees, the Lëtzebuerger Journal regularly publishes articles on the development of the working life.

Joe Raedle/Getty Image Commercial real estate — hotels, malls, offices — are facing down massive post-pandemic problems. We can all see the work from home and ecommerce trends coming and the CRE disaster seems like a slow motion trainwreck. And that trainwreck could drag the rest of the US economy down with it. This is an opinion column. The thoughts expressed are those of the author. Back in 2016, a colleague of mine, Michelle Wuc ker, published a terrific boo...