What are the features you look for in a communication tool for remote working?

Instead of introducing numerous disjointed tools in your organization, you can rely on a digital workplace platform that offers all the features that remote employees need to manage their work and integrates seamlessly into your existing IT infrastructure.

Instead of implementing numerous remote employee tools, you can implement a digital workplace platform to manage the remote employee experience.

The best tools for remote work are those that make employees feel more productive, efficient, and engaged.

The ideal remote-work tool is much more than collaboration software. An ideal remote-work tool is one that helps employees manage their work productively, efficiently, and in turn improves the overall employee experience.

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Telegram is suitable for communication with a team for remote work!

Simple interface, easy chat tool that navigates you quickly through channels & threads. DM messages, screen sharing, sharing files, audio & video options for quick meeting 1 on 1, but also for large amount of people. Something that works without problems, without notifications that interrupt your work and productivity.

With remote work becoming more common in companies all over the world, I think it's key for employers/employees in all parts of the world to have a singular space in which they can contact each other in real time to optimize efficiency and find success. oVice offers this to its users by allowing them to create a customizable Virtual Space to accommodate varying sizes of groups! Users create an avatar to navigate the space and can speak with their co-workers and/or friends who are also present in the space. They also have to option to initiate a video meeting for a more personable experience. If anyone is interested, you are more than welcome to check out our Demo Space and play around with the features we offer! tour-en.ovice.in

Features that enhance productivity and efficiency are great, but those are byproducts of making sure the tools focus on the human element first. A tool that's created in a way so that people want to engage, don't feel like they're being spied on, and has an openness to it so people are empowered to move around and work freely, even in a virtual space.