More Productive

There’s a new addition to the Microsoft 365 family that you probably haven’t heard of. The new, Microsoft Loop app was unveiled in November 2021 during the height of the pandemic - a solution to the demand for better ways for employees to collaborate when working remotely.

Productivity can be challenging to track, no matter where employees are working. How do you know they’re using their tools as effectively as possible? How can you enable them to adopt best practices?

The digital workplace is significant for providing employees access to work-related services without restriction. Post-pandemic technology success is defined by a company’s ability to enable a hybrid and remote workforce and adopt a more flexible “productivity-from-anywhere” approach.

One of the glaring flaws in most video conferencing solutions is the ability to make phone calls within the app. However, that is all about to change.

The main system used by employees is perhaps one of the most important hardware decision a company can make. It directly impacts their productivity and that of the company.

Our Netcare purpose is to provide technology success to our clients so that they are more productive and more secure.

The pandemic undoubtedly ushered in a new era of work. Gone are the days when everyone worked in the office. Now, most of us work remotely or in hybrid work patterns, splitting our time between the workplace and home.

At Netcare, we are always looking for new ways to help our clients be more successful and productive

It’s not unusual for a manager to exclaim that they wish they could clone one of their best employees so they could get more done. While you can’t exactly clone them, what you can do is make them more productive.

Companies have gone through a lot of digital transformations recently. Many of these were accelerated and/or fueled by the global pandemic.

Microsoft Teams is a robust communication tool that enables multiple forms of team communication, along with channeled file sharing, webinars, and much more.

Windows 11 is now rolling out to users around the world, being made available for free to anyone that has a compatible Windows 10 PC.

Businesses are transforming quickly in the 21st century. In just two decades, the “norm” for company operations has gone from mostly on-premises processes to complete cloud environments.

Windows 10 is going to be retired in just a few short years, in October of 2025. So, businesses need to pay attention now and plan for an OS upgrade in the coming months to stay current.

Increasing productivity is a common goal for many businesses. Accomplishing that goal has become even more of a challenge now that teams are spread out between home and office.

The way we work has changed a lot in even just the last decade. There are more remote workers than ever before, and companies are largely running their most vital processes in the cloud for anywhere access.

Almost every business that uses Microsoft 365 has Microsoft Forms included as part of their subscription - but we find very few of our customers use it - or even know about it!

Cloud technology has been a driver for change in the workplace for more than a decade, and its importance was definitely experienced by many businesses in Sydney over the past year.

Some of the business technology tools that organisations have turned to in efforts to improve communications and help teams connect more efficiently are Microsoft 365 and Teams.

Microsoft 365 offers several tools that companies can use, but it’s important to understand their strengths and weaknesses before you do a full file migration.

There are a number of challenges facing Australian businesses due to the pandemic when it comes to returning to a physical office space.

Microsoft Teams and SharePoint are both applications that pack a lot of productivity and collaboration power.

While moving to a completely remote workforce during pandemic shutdown orders was a sudden change that disrupted business operations in Australia and throughout the world, the adjustment back to offices is not quite as absolute or sudden.

The COVID-19 pandemic has not only disrupted life as we know it for months, it has changed business in its wake into a new hybrid model of office and remote working. As companies return to the workplace, they’re adjusting to this new altered reality.