A huge part of all the employees in the Philippines is already working from home, following the instructions of the Philippine‘s Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE).

Around the world, the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has upended our daily lives. The economic uncertainties surrounding the outbreak have already resulted in disruption in the lives of millions around the world. This week, we examine the Coronavirus’ impact on the economy so far.

The Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has shifted most businesses to work from home or telecommuting. The pandemic has created an environment where businesses, regardless of size, rely greatly on the internet and other tools that will help them continue their processes. Here are the tools you can use to continue your business processes and communications:

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic exponentially spreads, work from home arrangements are quickly made to ensure the workforce’s safety and protection. Business owners are also navigating around the situation to mitigate the risks associated with it.

When your firm is preparing for growth, it’s important to look beyond the appealing prospects of having more desks and bigger offices. With a bigger headcount comes new challenges: more salaries and taxes to pay, higher chances of errors, and many other unseen consequences of growth. What you need is a different set of tools, because you’re about ready to step off that plateau and climb a mountain.

With the developments in information technology, digital accounting has become indispensable in today’s businesses. In the past decade, digital bookkeeping and other accounting solutions have gained popularity among firms for its efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and accuracy.