These are unpredictable times. Organizations need resources to maintain business operations, and we’re here to help.
In this COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic, we’re all adjusting to new methods of operating on a daily basis. Whether we’re working from home completely or partially, we’re communicating with clients remotely, and we’re doing all we can to keep our employees and local community safe and healthy.
We’re here with you and for you—providing the tools and resources you need to conduct smart business that’s both seamless and secure for your team and your clients.
This page is dedicated to sharing those resources. Below you’ll find links to articles, downloadable leaflets, and other tools created with you in mind. Bookmark this page for the latest insights as we follow the developing COVID-19 story.
A Guide to Business Continuity Planning During COVID-19
- Business Readiness Information Sheet
- For your business, download our Business Readiness Checklist
- For your organization’s employees, download our Remote Work Readiness Checklist
Remote Work Productivity Tools
- How to Optimize Your Virtual Conference Meeting for Remote Work
- Tips for Optimized Video Conferencing (Infographic)
- Working from Home 101: Top Technology Tools & Tips
- Webinar Replay: Staying Productive with Microsoft Teams
- Microsoft Teams Webinar FAQ
Protect Remote Employees from COVID-19 Email Phishing Scams
Informational Blogs
- Steps to a Business Continuity Plan that Keeps Your Employees Safe and Operational
- How to Optimize Your Virtual Conference Meetings for Remote Work
- Working from Home 101: Top Technology Tools & Tips
External Resources
- The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act has allocated $350 billion to help keep small business and nonprofit organizations employed during the pandemic and resulting economic downturn. This program is known as the Paycheck Protection Program and provides 100% federally-guaranteed loans to organizations that are eligible.
- To learn more about obtaining a loan, you can download this guide and checklist issued by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce: CARES Act: Small Business Guide and Checklist
- To learn about the CDC’s recommendations for businesses regarding planning and responding to the Coronavirus, you can view their guidelines and mitigation strategies.
- To learn about how you can keep your business online during the pandemic, view this list of broadband services that are temporarily offering free internet.
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