As workers all over the world have become accustomed to using technology, this digitalization will undoubtedly have a huge impact on how we work now and in the future.

Thanks to massive data collection from collaboration tools like Zoom and Slack, remote working technologies will undergo big transformations over the next few years.

Dropbox has launched a platform that aims to combine collaborative resources, as well as communication tools, to better support the transformation of the workforce.

The pandemic has caused a sudden work from home ‘experiment’ which, in many cases, is proving successful for organizations.

A report titled ‘Now, Next, and Beyond: Global Mobility’s response to COVID-19’ revealed companies ill-prepared for the crisis will have to make big changes to catch up.

As companies prepare to welcome workers back into the office, voice and contactless technology will be a necessity to emphasize new health and safety standards.

Major tech companies, including Facebook and Twitter, have announced their commitment to remote working arrangements in order to keep their employees safe and healthy.

Facebook has revealed that it is developing augmented and virtual reality capabilities that aim to transform the way professionals communicate and work together.

Companies who adopt technology can help fuel their business continuity, as well as nurture communication, collaboration and other needs during an economic downturn.

Zoom’s massive rise in popularity has kicked off tight competition between companies like Microsoft and Cisco that offer their own video conferencing resources.

The implementation of technology, whether it’s predictive algorithms or augmented and virtual reality, is key for the real estate industry to be efficient as possible.

Augmented reality has the ability to significantly impact the way we communicate and work with our colleagues as the workforce becomes more distributed and flexible.