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In 2020, the novel coronavirus COVID-19 completely disrupted all aspects of life, including education.

2020 has been a tough year for businesses, especially SMBs. Small- to medium-sized businesses already grapple with limited resources and tight budgets. With the recent economic shutdowns due to the novel coronavirus, such limitations may have been magnified 10fold.

The COVID-19 pandemic has presented business owners and managers with unique challenges in helping to keep their staff safe and healthy.

In the world of small and medium-sized businesses (SMB), budgets can be notoriously tight, and every penny must be spent with an eye toward a wise return on investment (ROI). For many, trimming waste from the budget can mean the difference between struggling to make the next payroll and turning a profit.

The COVID-19 pandemic has created a new template for public interaction and community involvement.

More companies are digitally transforming their workplaces by taking advantage of technologies that bring dramatic change to productivity and connectivity. Features like cloud computing, the internet of things (IoT), and faster WiFi options have expanded the ways companies can connect, collaborate, and succeed.

As local communities implement reopening protocols as the COVID-19 pandemic continues, emphasis is being placed on rapid triage for potential COVID-19 patients at healthcare facilities.

Mobile devices are multiplying at a rapid pace, with road warriors accessing enterprise applications from airports, hotels, restaurants – nearly anywhere. Signs offering “free WiFi” can be seen in nearly any coffee shop or public place, with many occupants taking full advantage of the capability.

Since the introduction of whiteboards, nearly every classroom and corporate classroom has adopted them as a convenient, clean, and cost-effective method of organizing presentations and documenting attendee comments.