by Don Miller | Mar 15, 2022
The world is lucky in that the available technology made it possible for companies to move to remote work almost overnight. It may not have been a smooth transition but that could be chalked up to not having policies, procedures and services in place rather than the...
by John Hagan | Feb 15, 2021
In a previous post, we discussed how your employees were handling the remote work situation. Today, we’ll shift the focus to your customers. It is so important to provide noticeably great customer service so your customers will remember who you are and tell...
by John Hagan | Feb 1, 2021
By now, most of us have adjusted to working remotely but here are definitely some downsides. As I travel around the country, I try to listen to my hometown radio station to keep up with the local news. One of the DJ’s has been broadcasting from his home studio...
by John Hagan | Jun 8, 2020
As we adjust to working remotely or only going to the office when absolutely necessary, this is a good time to ask yourself how will your business function if all of your employees work remotely. I just read an article in the local business chronicle about how one of...
by Don Miller | May 21, 2020
I am sure that I am not alone in my desire for life to get back to some semblance of normal. Watching the news, it seems like there is a dim light starting to break the darkness we have been enduring. As that light grows brighter, we are going to get busier and...
by John Hagan | May 5, 2020
Have you wondered how hard it might be to set up a new business phone system for remote workers during these times? Today, I wanted to talk about some of the key items on why a new VoIP (Voice Over IP) phone system would be better than having your staff use their...
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