by Alex Cribby | May 31, 2022
Since the pandemic and the volatility of lockdowns, the business world has been forced to make a rapid change into the digital realm. To support a myriad of new office configurations companies have adopted a multitude of online and cloud-based services. And this shift...
by Alex Cribby | May 20, 2022
Office printing and paper, in general, are on the way out. They have been steadily marching toward obsolescence for years. Cloud computing, PDF documentation, easier access to digital storage, email, and file-sharing have created a world that relies heavily on digital...
by Alex Cribby | May 6, 2022
Google, Twitter, and Citigroup are merely a handful of well-known names that have officially made the call to bring employees back to the office beginning in March 2022. According to research from Microsoft, around fifty percent of leaders noted their companies plan...
by Alex Cribby | Apr 30, 2022
Business experts received an unusual surprise as the numbers for late 2021 rolled in earlier this year. Despite the shutdowns, pandemic concerns, shipping issues, microchip shortages, and other local and global problems, companies are making a concerted effort to...
by Alex Cribby | Apr 22, 2022
As 2022 progresses, businesses have begun to settle in and either bring employees back into the office or capitalize on the proven productivity boosts seen with hybrid and at-home work. Whether selecting a hybrid format or bringing employees fully back on-site, there...
by Alex Cribby | Apr 15, 2022
With the price of gasoline rising sharply, soda is currently the least expensive liquid per gallon. As of March 2022, the average cost for one gallon of the sweet drink was two dollars and sixty-three cents. Further up on the scale are fluids such as bottled water,...
