Melissa Whitten

What is a virtual data room?
A virtual data room is an extremely secure digital space for storing and sharing high-value business files. Data rooms work much like a traditional Onehub Workspace but with even stronger security protocols and more advanced features such as document watermarking, stealth users, automatic indexing, and NDAs.

Product reviews are ubiquitous in online shopping today, and their power over consumers is undeniable. Over 60% of shoppers rely on reviews for unfamiliar products, and 27% turn to reviews before nearly every type of purchase.

The strength of reviews lies in their ability to communicate the experiences of other buyers that highlight the product’s quality. Because of this, a review is only valuable to your business if your shoppers can understand it.

Product reviews hold an enormous amount of sway over consumers’ purchase decisions in every stage of the buyer journey. However, to harness the greatest possible review impact on sales, it’s important to collect product reviews as quickly as possible. A study published by the International Conference on Information Systems explains that reviews don’t impact all products equally.

What is a virtual data room?

A virtual data room is an extremely secure digital space for storing and sharing high-value business files. Data rooms work much like a traditional Onehub Workspace but with even stronger security protocols and more advanced features such as document watermarking, stealth users, automatic indexing, and NDAs.

Whether you’ve got a summer vacation lined up or are planning a winter getaway, a major factor is figuring out what to do with your dog. Taking your trusty pup with you on your travels sounds great, but the logistics of getting them there can be complicated.

You and your dog may be used to short day trips, but long-distance travel can be stressful on a dog, whether by plane, car, train, bus, or boat. Here’s everything you need to know about traveling with a dog.

What are workplace silos, and how are they hurting your business?
You may not have heard the terms “workplace silo” or “information silo,” but you’ve likely experienced them. A workplace silo separates different types of employees, often by department or management level, that prevents workers from sharing information and collaborating freely.

Last week we covered how investing in internal documentation can save your organization significant time and money, not to mention hassle and stress. This week, we’re focusing on implementation. Where do you start? How do you keep internal documents accurate? What’s the easiest way to make this documentation accessible? We’ve answered these questions and many more to help you create and implement valuable internal documentation.

Knoll creates modern furniture for homes and offices. Their tagline, “We help create spaces where people want to be,” perfectly sums up the philosophy of post-pandemic office design. If you want people in the office, you have to create a space that’s equal parts inviting and functional.

When budgets get tight, cutting unnecessary costs is a standard strategy to maintain a successful business. While the big expenses tend to get the most attention — finding cost-effective employee benefits, buying supplies in bulk, cutting out catering for staff meetings — sometimes it’s the smaller details that can have the most impact.

What is cloud storage?
The term “cloud storage” may sound abstract and ephemeral, but it’s actually a secure method of storing your business files online. It eliminates the cost, security issues, and maintenance hassles that come with traditional on-site servers.

Installing updates is one of the simplest ways to protect your company’s files and keep your business running smoothly. Devices and software that are up to date provide data protection, improved functionality, and helpful integrations.
Why do companies issue software updates?

It’s far easier and more cost-effective to sell to an existing customer than it is to a new customer, so it is imperative that we nurture our existing customer relationships. Traditionally, many companies have invested their resources into transactional marketing. This short-sighted approach misses important opportunities to build a dedicated community that continues doing business with you long after their initial purchase.

With an expected revenue of $5.4 trillion by next year, the e-commerce industry is booming. That means there’s an enormous market available to online retailers as well as a growing amount of competition.
To stand out, your business has to hone a razor sharp marketing plan that engages consumers on multiple platforms, provides personalized content, and shows appreciation for your customers. This post explores six ways to do that.

It’s no secret that product reviews are an invaluable resource for ecommerce brands today. They add legitimacy via social proof to products and companies, and they improve the customer experience by offering additional information that may not be available in higher-level descriptions. While basic star ratings and text reviews are essential, they often skim the surface of what’s possible.

Thanks to extensions, browsers aren’t just for navigation anymore. Extensions are add-on features that extend the capabilities of your browser. Extensions fall into many categories such as productivity, communication, fun, and security.