Just like athletes, business continuity practitioners need to be mentally tough in order to perform well in the face of the many stresses that go with their role. In today’s… Continue reading Hanging Tough: The Mental Game in Business Continuity

Who doesn’t love a meeting? Well, quite a few of us, actually. Here Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith asks the experts for their advice on minimizing meeting time while maximizing results, whether that… Continue reading How to Have More Productive Meetings

2018 brought no calm to the smartphone industry, and Apple’s Q1 2019 earnings are an indication that the trend will continue this year. After years of consistent double-digit growth rates, a slowdown… Continue reading The Tumult In The Smartphone Industry Continued In 2018

The secret to leading a remote team effectively comes down to communication and cultivating caring relationships. Etan Smallman reports While a prized window seat, flexible working hours and access to… Continue reading What Can a Doctor of Happiness Teach Us About Remote Leadership?

Technology has changed virtually everything: the way we work, the way we live, the way we play, and, at a basic level, how humans relate to each other. On the… Continue reading Tech-Driven Innovation: The Inevitable and Revolutionary Future of IT

If you want to be a remote worker, you may need to convince your boss. Daniel Mobbs has the lowdown on the skills required, from effective time management to confident… Continue reading Do You Have What It Takes to Work Remotely?

(TNS) — Erie County officials stressed caution to Western New Yorkers during their first briefing of what could be another eventful weather day. They advised to adhere to travel advisories… Continue reading Officials in Erie County, N.Y., Urge Caution During Storm: ‘To Underestimate This Would Be a Mistake

(TNS) — Camp Fire survivors Lisa Butcher and Randy Viehmeyer remember waking up one night to the screams of a nearby shelter resident reliving the nightmare of watching her dog… Continue reading Displaced by California’s Camp Fire, They’ve Been Through ‘Hell.’ As Last Shelter Closes, Where Will They Go?

(TNS) — Even before the worst of the polar vortex gripped the Midwest, emergency rooms here already had treated several patients with cold-weather-related injuries. Now, the arctic air that’s enveloping… Continue reading Midwest Hospitals Report Cold-Weather-Related Injuries Days Before Arctic Blast Hits

It’s hard to imagine pitchers and catchers reporting in a mere 12 days while another polar vortex rips through the Midwest.  Arctic blasts plunging the thermometer to 27 degrees below zero in some states? It’s safe… Continue reading POLAR VORTEX: IT’S BACK – LET’S TALK ABOUT FROZEN PIPES