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From a million-dollar ad campaign to your company email signature; every interaction your company has with an audience is an opportunity to communicate your value and further establish brand identity.

Poor brand culture at it’s worst not only affects morale, staff turnover and profits – it can lead to a full-blown PR nightmare. As brands such as Thinx, Nasty Gal, Uber and Amazon have recently found out, a disgruntled employee tweet or blog post has the potential to undermine your external brand identity and tarnish expensive marketing campaigns.

Outbound sales emails can be one of the best and most effective ways of getting into contact with potential clients and increasing your sales pipeline. But it can also be one of the quickest ways to come across as pushy and unprofessional. There’s certainly a fine line to navigate when sending cold emails. We’ve compiled some sales email fundamentals to make your job easier.

A Russian hacker stole 176 million encrypted login credentials from LinkedIn in 2012 and put the password details up for sale on a dark web marketplace. The scale of such an attack is impressive and concerning.

Is your company still desktoping? Perhaps it is time to take your software applications to the cloud. Despite competition, Microsoft Office for desktop has long been the undisputed golden standard when it comes to office productivity.

The art of business writing is a timeless skill. For as long as traders and merchants have been communicating with one another about their wares, crafting a compelling business letter has been critical to successful enterprise. Holding an audience’s attention has always been tough. But one thing never changes – people will love you for writing simply and effectively.

Six years after launching, Microsoft Office 365 has become the most popular cloud-based productivity suite in the new World of Work.

FinancesOnline recently awarded Templafy the Supreme Software Award, Expert’s Choice Award and the Great User Experience Award in the Document Creation category.

If you’re like most lawyers, referring to your work week as “busy” might be a gross understatement. With your workday scheduled and recorded by the minute, the last thing you need while juggling clients and supervising teams is computer problems. And even when your IT is running well, managing systems and supervising IT staff is a chore that can easily put a strain on your budget and time.

Law firms create and revise documents all day, every day. This means A LOT of documents: contracts, briefs, pleadings, memorandums, resolutions, trusts – the list is never-ending. But how efficient is your document creation process? And do you and your firm trust it?