Dozens of products have popped up in the past decade to solve a difficult problem for modern offices: collaboration. Dropbox Paper joined the fray a few years ago, and it has undergone some recent upgrades, seeking to become a more viable option for the busy office. It doesn’t quite offer the same structure to its… (more) Dropbox Paper Review: Is It Good Enough?
In today’s work world, employees can be anywhere and everywhere. Still, whether they’re working at home, at trade shows, at customer sites, or in the actual office, they need to be able to communicate effectively with each other. And that’s exactly the focus of Quip. As a cloud-based task collaboration software, Quip is designed for… (more) Quip Review: Is It Good Enough?
There’s no one-size-fits-all formula for remote work. Everyone has different ways of working. Different times at which they work. Different work locations. Different time zones. Even though the rise of remote work isn’t a new trend, many people are still figuring out how to work remotely through trial and error, doing their best to stay… (more) 11 Best Practices for Working Remotely
Most note-taking apps do the same things. Save and organize digital notes. Search saved notes, clippings, and files. Sync across multiple devices. Evernote and Microsoft OneNote both do all these things and more. Both tools let you save typed or handwritten notes, organize your notes into individual notebooks, and clip images, paragraphs of text, and… (more) Evernote vs OneNote: The Best Note-taking App in 2020
OneDrive is Microsoft’s cloud storage offering. Under various names, it’s been around since 2007, but has been overshadowed until fairly recently by competitors Dropbox and Google Drive. Like Dropbox, it provides online cloud storage. And like Google Drive, it lets users edit, create and collaborate on documents directly from a web browser. So does OneDrive… (more) OneDrive Review: Is it Good Enough?
For your small business, the idea of sending and receiving faxes might seem as outdated as using a BlackBerry with its physical keyboard. Still, some people continue to use BlackBerry smartphones. Along those same lines, some businesses might still need to fax. And that’s ok. The good news with faxing is you no longer have… (more) The 6 Best Online Fax Services and How to Decide
Microsoft (formerly Office) 365 for Education looks like a great deal. It comes with Microsoft’s productivity suite with additional communication and collaboration applications. It’s also advertised as free. In this post we’ll be asking: Is it really free? What do you get? How does it compare with G Suite? First things first. Is it really… (more) Is Microsoft 365 Really Free for Students and Teachers?
G Suite bundles a lot of great stuff. Company email, a full product suite, and document storage. It’s a good deal. For the value, I do believe it’s worth every penny. But the costs do add up. Let’s say you have five people at your company that all need email accounts. On the G Suite… (more) The 3 Ways to Get G Suite for Free
Browsing Office 365 plans? Don’t get out your credit card just yet. There are some options you should try first. I know, the prospect of a free Office 365 download sounds kind of farfetched. But it’s not. If there is a legal way that you don’t have to pay, you’ll find it here. Of course,… (more) The 5 Best Ways to Get Office 365 for Free—Guaranteed
As office work migrates to the cloud, document management software—also known as document management systems or DMS—have become a requisite for good business. Even if you’re not totally paperless, you can bet on needing to accommodate vendors, partners, and customers who are. So which document management software is best for most people? There’s no shortage… (more) The 6 Best Document Management Software Tools for 2020