As originally published in the American City Business Journals. — Now that Millennials make up the majority of the U.S. workforce, fostering collaboration in the workplace isn’t just a matter of productivity; our ability to attract and retain top talent rests quite heavily in the tools we offer, and
As originally published in the American City Business Journals. — Feeling the pressure to move your company to the cloud? While most companies have at least part of their operations in the cloud — email, backup, applications, or files — many have yet to transition into a full virtual desktop
As originally published by Peggy McEwan in Connection Newspapers. For a complete look at our 2017 technology predictions, see our other Connections feature here. As 2016 drew to a close and 2017 loomed in the future, Heinan Landa, CEO of Optimal Networks in Rockville, considered the changes in technology he
If you’re like many organizations, you might find yourself juggling a whole host of different communication tools. You have your email, an instant messaging application, a separate video conferencing tool, another platform for virtual water cooler talk… the list could go on. The intent here is actually quite forward-thinking; especially
As originally published in the American City Business Journals. — Technology touches all parts of our lives — from accessing your desktop anywhere to ordering laundry detergent through Amazon Dash buttons. Phones are exploding, social media heavily influenced the presidential election, and people now have the capability to order groceries
Just the other week I had the pleasure of speaking with a group of fundraising consultants in DC. These consultants serve nonprofit clients exclusively, and were having trouble finding proper guidance on donor management software. There were two main challenges at hand: (1) they couldn’t find an objective perspective on