It’s no secret that, across sectors, technology has advanced rapidly over the past few years—and the education sector is no different. Technology is everywhere in education. Regardless of how many students you have, integrating technology into the classroom has become the norm for teachers. In this blog, we’ll dive into why integrating technology into the classroom is so beneficial—and, most importantly, we’ll give you some practical ways to go about the integration.

With a virtual office set up, you don’t have to struggle every day looking for a parking space or worrying about coworkers microwaving fish in the shared kitchen. However, with no more physical meetings, a virtual office requires an immense shift in how you view work. You’ll need additional digital tools to complete your daily tasks, and you’ll have to think about logistics in a way you have never had to.

Organizations are becoming more and more interested in the productivity map. To best understand why, let’s start from the beginning. Today, organizations are pushing toward healthy workplaces after realizing the connection between employee welfare in the workplace and their level of productivity. Forward-thinking companies are implementing all-encompassing corporate wellness programs. At the same time, research shows that the atmosphere of a workplace can also have a substantial impact on the health and wellbeing of employees.

All businesses, no matter the industry, have to face some unexpected challenges to get a project from start to finish. Whether it’s product design , brainstorming, or just general problem-solving, identifying the cause of the issue at hand is essential to avoid future occurrences. However, it’s not always easy to pin down the particular source of the issue. In such a case, having a systematic approach might be quite helpful. That’s where the fishbone diagram comes in.

Sam Silverstein has a long history of guiding organizations to achieving heightened levels of accountability. As the founder of the Accountability Institute and the Certified Accountability Advisor, he has worked with leadership teams around the world—and has somehow still managed to write 11 books and maintain a busy professional speaking schedule. In a constantly changing global business environment, Silverstein (who was recently inducted into the CPAE Speaker Hall of Fame) continues to evolve his business as well.