When my friend Nancy contemplated a cross-country move, just one thing held her back: a job she loved. Rather than put in her notice, she made a proposal to work remotely.

On any given weekday, I can participate in several meetings, collaborate with colleagues, work on projects, check in with clients and still make it to my son’s 5 p.m. basketball game.

Gone are the days when a customer calls a company or writes to complain.  They still write, but no longer to the CEO or some other board member of the organization.  They write to social media. Customers still have complaints, like they always have. But their methods and how companies communicate back have changed significantly. …

Your Computer is now your Phone. In fact, your monitor is also your phone.  And the same holds true for that display on the wall.  Read on to see how Cisco’s DX80 brings everything you need to be productive in one sleek integrated device. Today there are so many ways to communicate: via phone, instant…

You’ve gotten Inspired Beyond the Why and are ready to be an early adopter in exploring what 3D printers can do in your organization. Now what? What do you need to effectively deploy this technology?

In mid-November, Microsoft announced that it would be rebranding the next version of its unified communications platform as Skype for Business.  This represents the next step in the integration between Skype, one of the most popular consumer communications services (with more than 300 million users) and Lync, one of the leading enterprise communications platforms (sharing…