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You value transparency with your staff and students, so why not the same with your spending? Using paper spreadsheets or hybrid systems to manage your school district’s spend makes it nearly impossible to get the most out of your budget.

Doing more with less seems to be the mantra of most K-12 schools today. According to a 2018 New York Times article, a survey conducted by the Federal Department of Education stated that 94 percent of public school teachers reports spending an average of $479 of their own money on classroom supplies –with seven percent spending more than $1000.

Working from home has recently become the new normal, leaving office buildings empty and employees, at all levels, seeking out new ways to connect, collaborate and get their jobs done. Now, individuals who normally come into an office and use the resources there to conduct business may be using their own laptops, Internet, and carving out office space in their apartments and homes.

Businesses across the world are being impacted by COIVD-19 and the internet has a wealth of information and misinformation for business leaders. To help understand the resources available to you, your business, and your employees, explore the links below.