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Pricing – Quite simply, is this an affordable option for your company’s budget? You will likely need a number of tools or systems, and the costs can add up quickly. The best remote work tools will provide great value while still being affordable.
Ease of use – The last thing you want is a management system that makes your life harder rather than easier, or leaves you bogged down with constant emails from confused employees. Make sure that the remote work tools you’re considering have simple and intuitively designed interfaces.
Effectiveness – Again, the whole point of a remote work tool or system is that it simplifies things for your company. As such, an ineffective tool might even be worse than no tool at all. You’ll want to do your due diligence to ensure that you’re not wasting your money on a lackluster service.
Integrations – It wouldn’t make a lot of sense to consider a new management system that doesn’t allow for streamlined integrations with the other platforms you’re already using. Integrations are top-of-mind now for developers so most of the best remote working tools will offer a wide range of useful integrations.
ProofHub streamlines all your different groups and projects. Essentially every facet of managing your projects are to be found with ProofHub, helping your company run more efficiently.
Trello is a popular project management tool since it offers a variety of important applications for remote work. It uses "boards" (projects) and "cards" (tasks) to make things simple for everybody.
GitHub is a code-hosting platform, allowing your team members to develop code and collaborate from anywhere with ease.
Slack is a popular tool for remote work communication, making it easy to create and assign dedicated channels. Plus, it allows colleagues to message each other through direct message.
Microsoft Teams – You get the reliability you’d expect from Microsoft with Teams. It’s handy for collaboration with individual messaging, group chatting, and video calling.
Zoom became a household name thanks to the pandemic and remains a solid option for remote working. Its reliability and scalability are hard to beat.