Organizations frequently saturate their app ecosystems with collaboration tools because they allow employees to create a space for the sharing of ideas and opinions in the workplace and participate in work-based conversations using their mobile devices.
Before remote work became almost mandatory in light of the coronavirus, we would have said that despite the benefits, collaboration apps may have been causing more harm than good. But now that some organizations are forced to work from home, these businesses are turning to collaboration apps to keep workers in the loop and connected with their colleagues. But are they still hindering employee productivity?
