Like it or not, we’re operating in a world of virtual communication. Sure, we still have face-to-face conversations, but a growing percentage of our interactions are via Zoom, Microsoft Teams, ...

In the wake of the pandemic, businesses large and small were forced to realign priorities and reconfigure corporate blueprints in order to enable remote work — many in a matter of weeks or even days.

Poor communication in virtual tools can drive people up the wall. Missed cues, clunky interfaces, and language barriers make it harder to connect. It’s frustrating when technology feels like a hurdle ...

Andrew Brodsky is a management professor at McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin. He is also CEO of Ping Group and has received numerous awards, including being chosen by ...

Despite the growth and popularity of remote work, companies and governments have increasingly been calling their employees back to the office in the past year, sometimes at the expense of significant ...

Just ask yourself: Have you used WhatsApp, Zoom, Teams, Slack (or the like) today? For the majority of enterprise leaders — and their employees — the answer would be a resounding yes. In just the 2 ...

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We're all communicating virtually these days. We all know on a gut level that virtual communication is unsatisfying. But some recent research confirms those suspicions and points to some troubling ...

Despite the growth and popularity of remote work, companies and governments have increasingly been calling their employees back to the office in the past year, sometimes at the expense of significant ...

Scientists at Duke-NUS Medical School have developed two powerful computational tools that could transform how researchers ...