A new study provides insights on virtual meeting fatigue. This article was first published on Dec. 29, 2023, by HR Daily Advisor, a sibling publication to HealthLeaders. Why is it that remote meetings ...

Advisers review the main pros and cons of digital meetings and discuss whether or not they will become a permanent fixture. At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, many advisers were forced into ...

After two-plus years of being limited to almost entirely virtual meetings, we’ve learned that there are huge benefits to doing things online. But many people were also chomping at the bit to get back ...

Two new studies examine whether we work, behave, and feel differently in virtual meetings versus in-person interactions and what’s going on in our brains. Early in the pandemic, video conferencing ...

Most Americans have transitioned to working from home over the last two years, specifically moving traditional in-person meetings to virtual spaces. Though it gives employees greater flexibility, new ...

In January, Governor DeWine signed House Bill 257, “to authorize certain public bodies to meet virtually,” which will take effect April 9, 2025. During the COVID-19 crisis, most public bodies took ...

Can virtual meetings engage participants to the same degree as in-person, face to face meetings? Researchers at Yale used a novel method of measuring brain activity to answer that question. Perhaps ...

Ellen Rapoport will be in the middle of pitching a new series idea to executives over Zoom when she spots it: the tell-tale sign that someone’s not paying attention. “I mean, we know who’s checking ...

For businesses owners struggling to hold on to talent, virtual meeting data might hold some answers. A recently published report by digital collaboration management company Vyopta found a correlation ...

You can’t. They don’t exist. Instead, find ways to compensate for their absence. By now, we all know virtual meetings are more efficient than live meetings – mostly because of the savings in travel ...

Michigan government bodies could provide virtual participation options in public meetings for members or the general public as a way to accommodate the health needs of participants, Attorney General ...