Serving the Underserved – Accessing Hard to Reach Populations

This post was originally published by Granicus. The pandemic continues to shine a light on the systemic inequities and headwinds underserved communities in the United States are facing. Vaccines are just the latest example. While millions of doses are being manufactured and distributed each day, vaccinations are disproportionately being provided in predominantly white and/or wealthy […]

Top Reasons Your Pharmacy Needs a Mobile App

This post was originally published by Digital Pharmacist.  The majority of American smartphone users spend over 3 hours a day using mobile apps, according to eMarketer. With over 275 million smartphone owners in the US, that means nearly 84% of the country’s population are dedicated mobile users. In the past few years, mobile healthcare has skyrocketed. Providers are recognizing […]

Granicus Sees Record-Breaking Citizen Engagement During Vaccine Rollout; Here’s How Governments Can Meet Unprecedented Demand

This post was originally published by Granicus. With vaccines gradually making their way across the U.S., and misinformation continuing to run rampant, Granicus wanted to better understand how federal, state and local governments are engaging with communities to aid in vaccine rollout. To get a snapshot of the current state of vaccine communications from government […]

Forbes: Why Remote Work Is Here To Stay

Steve Marsh is the Founder and Chairman of Smarsh, a leader in the enterprise information archiving industry. Although Covid-19 vaccines could become widely available to the public as soon as the second quarter of this year, business leaders must understand that remote work is here to stay. Indeed, not only will some Americans continue to feel […]

Managing the Return of Employees Back to the Office – Post Covid 19

This post was originally published by Paul Wiederkehr at SecureAuth.  In the Spring of this year organizations both big and small across every industry were unexpectedly disrupted by the Covid-19 healthcare pandemic. And during the proceeding months businesses leaders and their teams have worked tirelessly to sustain and maintain business operations to serve and support […]

How Zoom + Smarsh Helps Financial Firms Maintain Work-from-Home Compliance

This post was originally published by Marianna Shafir at Smarsh. For companies in financial services, working from home during this crisis while staying compliant can be challenging. Whether it’s a broker-dealer shifting from a traditional office setting, an investment advisor looking to virtually meet with a client, or a bank conducting loan interviews over video […]

6 Things Finance Leaders Should Do Right Now

By Dave Woolliscroft and Dan Ghammachi on June 22, 2020 The impact of COVID-19 has been a shock to the system and we don’t yet know how great the impact to the economy will be. What we do know is that it’s unlikely to be short-lived. We are dealing with a new normal for the foreseeable […]

When Will Business Travel Take Off Again?

This post was originally published by Omar Qari at Emburse. One of the biggest questions on the minds of millions of people around the world, and the business travel industry in particular, is when organizations will begin allowing their employees to take both domestic and international trips. We surveyed more than 500 business travel and […]

Stay-at-Home Workforce: The Practitioner Perspective

This post was originally published by Robert Cruz at Smarsh. As we all plunge further into the world of remote work, we continue to hear from companies that are all over the map regarding their readiness and level of comfort with this new reality. They want to understand the implications an ongoing virtual working scenario is […]