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Today people visit social media more times a day than website. The validity of websites come to question. Many ask "Why do we still need a website when a Facebook Page can do the same at absolutely no cost?" They are easier to maintain, have a healthier audience, and are more engaging. Websites suddenly seem like an obsolete alternative. It is very tempting to ditch websites completely for social media platforms. But here are some reasons why you should still have a company website: OWNERSHIP Throughout the entire lifetime of the Internet and its evolution, two things remained constant; email and website. They were the first things adopted by users, and will remain relevant for many decades to come. Social Media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram come and go. Yesterday they replaced Friendster and MySpace, and tomorrow they will be replaced by another. But your website will always be yours, because it is the digital representation of your storefront...

Technology is revolutionizing the way we work. Teams from any parts of the world can collaborate with each other with the help of apps. There is a growing trend of companies achieving better efficiency without being in the same location. In 2016 Forbes listed 125 companies that successfully adopted a telecommuting culture. Another article from the same source listed benefits of telecommuting including improving productiveness, reducing pollution, and decrease organization overheads. The key to effective remote working depends on systems that make it happen. If you are considering setting one up, here are the top 5 tools that can help. Slack At the core of a successful remote is good communication. Lacking this, all teams will falter. Slack was the first chat service created for remote teams. Marrying the functionalities from classic mIRC and modern-day features, it created the perfect work chat app. The core feature of this app is its ability to create organize multiple...