At the Owl Labs Hybrid Tech Showcase, we were laser-focused on how companies can create workplace experiences that ensure every employee feels seen, heard, and valued every day.
There’s a lot of challenges that come with hybrid work, especially around workplace policies, tech implementation, and office culture. But equipping your physical spaces with the best hybrid technology available can help every employee do their best work, on their terms.
Zoom had many security issues, but it remains one of the most popular video conferencing platforms. Let’s have a look at Zoom’s vulnerabilities and current issues and the ways to use this service securely.
More and more women are joining the tech industry every day. Companies, no longer comfortable with the status quo, begin to realize the great benefits of having a diverse workforce, and start to provide equal opportunities to people of all walks of life. I love hearing stories about diversity changing company culture and even improving the bottom line. It shows us the workforce is evolving and women are playing an essential part in this process. I recently read a Deloitte article that predicted that by the end of 2022, the tech industry will reach an all-time high of 33% female representation.
Look and sound like your best self at every meeting with Brio 500. Auto light correction helps you look clear in any lighting. Auto-framing centers the camera while you present, and Show Mode lets you quickly share work on your desk. Experience authentic meetings and put your best self forward.
A couple of years ago, when the world suddenly shifted from office to remote work, most people brought their devices home to set up makeshift workspaces. Most were equipped with laptops, mice, keyboards, monitors, or other specialized equipment based on their job function. Some companies invested significantly in providing webcams, headsets, increased broadband, or even furniture to support their employees during the pandemic.
The past two years have not been easy for business. However, through the disruption small businesses have been the heroes of our communities in many ways, from providing essential goods and services to being part of the community response.
