We know that the pandemic has certainly affected jobs and positions throughout the United States, regardless this figure has impacted industries through time. A simple yet effective equation for understanding a cost that all businesses incur: turnover.
The responsibilities of CFOs typically include the planning, implementation, managing, and running of all financial activities in a company, but today we’re seeing many more responsibilities falling to CFOS. It is incredibly important that CFOs have the needed support and tools to be successful in their positions as added responsibilities pile up.
The term Bring Your Own Device, BYOD, was first used in 2004 and began more common use in 2009. Personal devices include cell phones, tablets, and laptops that employees bring to work and connect them to the corporate network. Employees request BYOD because it allows them flexibility in choice of devices and there’s no need…
CONTINUED FROM BEST PRACTICES FOR BUSINESS AND PERSONAL USE ON ONE DEVICE: PART ONE
Technology has untethered us from the traditional nine-to-five, as today’s digital landscape allows business owners and employees alike to work remotely, customize hours, and multitask like no generation has done before. From a single device, we are able to access the resources needed for both our personal and professional lives. This is even more important…
Some are very familiar with the methods and techniques to successfully work from home while others might abruptly be trying to operate remotely. Fortunately, there are multiple tools that offer reliable solutions for anyone accustomed or new to remote work. Below are some of the solutions Verify! has implemented to achieve remote working success. APPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE…
CONTINUED FROM BEST PRACTICES FOR BUSINESS AND PERSONAL USE ON ONE DEVICE: PART ONE 3. SOCIAL ENGINEERING If you’re unfamiliar with the term, social engineering refers to the act of deceiving or impersonating a person so as to steal private information and/or money, or to install malware onto their device(s). As an all-too-common practice,…
Technology has untethered us from the traditional nine-to-five, as today’s digital landscape allows business owners and employees alike to work remotely, customize hours, and multitask like no generation has done before. From a single device, we are able to access the resources needed for both our personal and professional lives. The practice of using a…
The term Bring Your Own Device, BYOD, was first used in 2004 and began more common use in 2009. Personal devices include cell phones, tablets, and laptops that employees bring to work and connect them to the corporate network. Employees request BYOD because it allows them flexibility in choice of devices and there’s no need…
The first cell phone was successfully used in 1973 and has paved the way for innovative devices over the last 45 years. Cell phones have widely been used for business since their creation, but the smartphones of today have become an irreplaceable tool in business and life alike. Smartphones bring flexibility, access to technology and…