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Casting a ballot or taking a vote in-person can be a powerful experience for your voters. Though it is a simple gesture, it’s a tangible representation of their voices making an impact on an important decision.

Now more than ever, businesses are looking at solutions that will make communications like meetings more efficient and cost-effective.

There is a lot involved in making decisions that will affect organizations. From organizing the people and resources required for a vote to educating them about your upcoming decision, you want to be sure that you’re covering all of the bases needed for a successful outcome.

Online meetings have become a staple of many people's daily workflows, but are we utilizing them to the best of our abilities? Or are they a bigger burden rather than a help?

With 800 million users worldwide, chances are high that you’ve used or are actively using Google Drive at some point in the past several years. There’s no doubt that it’s one of the most popular and user-friendly file management and storage services, offering dozens of various web-based programs and mobile apps, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Forms.

The nomination and evaluation of quality candidates for a board of directors can be an intensive yet vital process for many organizations. Board elections are especially important as they can often influence the direction of an organization’s growth and development for several years.

Increasing employee engagement in the workplace can present its own set of challenges. Employers need to ensure that employees are satisfied with the culture in place and that they are eager to work collaboratively with their colleagues.

Being capable of making important decisions effectively and efficiently is a critical part of leading any organization to success. It is for this reason that investing in this capability with time and resources will pay dividends in the future.

On February 3, 2020, the Iowa Democratic Caucus provided a contentious and convoluted series of events that delayed the results for the better part of a week. A voting app, built by Shadow Inc., was at the center of the discussion.

Have you wondered what the differences are between Google Docs and Microsoft Word? While both word processors may look similar on the surface, they are actually different in many ways.