Productivity stories - Page 54

Microsoft Office 2016 update focuses on collaboration, mobility and productivity, transforming Office into a connected set of apps and services.

The pressure on IT teams is growing and the cracks are beginning to show, with a significant number of IT teams wasting more than $100,000 every year.

Liid, a Nordic company based in Finland, has created a mobile application that functions as an activity tracker for sales professionals.

Technology doesn’t have to be complicated, as Hakanoa Handmade found our recently, when a move to the cloud saw immediate sales growth and savings.

Backing up data can not only save money for an organisation, but reputation and potentially the business, according to Acronis.

Organisations want to be able to use their IT to drive business decisions. So how do we free up the IT team so they can support the business?.

In order to capitalise on the opportunities presented by the connected world, Spectralink has updated its 7000 portfolio of DECT handsets.

Microsoft has kicked off its Australian Partner Conference presenting awards to a range of Australian partners.

Workforce management tech can boost payroll accuracy and reduce admin time, leading to better business outcomes, says WFS Australia.

When SMEs choose a product that meets their individual requirements, they no longer have to pay for unnecessary features and capabilities.

Organisations are taking innovative approaches to utilising wearables in their operations and making use of the numerous devices available.

Over 80% of UK small business owners tap into mobile tech daily, reshaping operations and blending work with leisure, says Manta report.

While VoIP is not necessarily cheap, it offers added value by increasing agility and flexibility, and encouraging business evolution.

Nearly half of Australian employees are disengaged from their employer and their job, according to new research from WFS Australia.

New Zealand's boardrooms are in need of an upgrade to reflect the digital age and diverse business community, according to a report by Grant Thornton.

BYOD data protection policy is crucial as mobile devices are targeted by criminals, says Acronis. 38% of companies to rely on BYOD by 2016.

The majority of employees are satisfied with their IT departments, and BYOD is aiding productivity but is still a security gap, says Landesk.

Warehouse Group posted a 5% gain in 3rd quarter sales which it said was in line with its expectations and meant it was on track to meet annual profit.

Organisations are turning to disruptive technologies to gain a competitive edge, says business IT solutions provider UXC.

Up to 80% of the time employees spend on the internet has nothing to do with work, and organisations can lose up to $4,500 per employee every year...