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Managing various documents across different projects can be a heavy burden, even for the most organized of people. That is why we here at Tjene developed the Document Manager Application for IBM’s TRIRIGA platform.
The start of the Spring season brings a new update to the Nuvolo platform. Nuvolo is a connected workplace solution, built on the ServiceNow platform, to which Tjene is a premier implementation partner. As Nuvolo’s naming conventions for their products follows the names of countries, Nuvolo’s new update labelled “Sweden,” brings enhancements to the following products: Facilities Maintenance and Asset Management, Real Estate, Capital Projects, Space, Operational Technology (OT) Security and Mobile.
As return to work policies begin to take shape following the Covid-19 pandemic, companies have taken to more flexible work options and discovered new requirements to balance in-person and virtual work environments. To obtain total flexibility, they require a flexible and customizable solution. This is where the IBM TRIRIGA Reservation web application comes in.
Our Tjene team joins Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital for our 5th Capes for Kids fundraiser! Holland Bloorview is Canada's largest pediatric rehabilitation hospital in Toronto, providing facilities, support, resources and various programs to help many families who have children with disabilities. We are so glad to have the opportunity to give back to our community through Holland Bloorview's annual Capes for Kids fundraiser.
One of Tjene's values is to give back to the community and seek for opportunities to serve both local and global communities. As a 2022 year-end initiative, the Tjene Community team was excited invite the team to participate in a new initiative called Compassion on the Map.
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On Saturday, November 5th, 2022, Tjene joins Heatwave for our third year of participating in their volleyball tournament to help fundraise for SickKids. The tournament was a great way to come together with other companies similar to last year's tournament for some friendly competition.
So it is that time...again. As we go into the winter months with tighter COVID- 19 restrictions, it is getting harder for us to engage in activities that promote a healthy and active lifestyle. As you probably know, studies have shown there are many health benefits of getting regular exercise [1,2]. As recommended by the Canadian Public Health Service, we should aim to get roughly 2.5 hours of physical exercise per week which has shown to lower the risks of heart disease, diabetes, premature death, stroke and more [2]. However, did you know regular exercise can also improve your performance at work too?
If it's tough for you to define what boundaries are exactly, don’t worry! You are not the only one, and hopefully this post can give you a quick rundown on what they are and how they can help you excel at work. We are often introduced to boundaries before we can even fully understand the complexities of them. A huge part of parenting is boundary setting, which you often don't realize until you are a parent yourself! That being said, boundaries can be extremely important for a variety of things, from our mental health, to our identity, relationships and working life. Since they are so widespread across our lives, let's learn a bit more about them and how we can use them for our benefit!
These are only a few ways to help reduce the waste, and help protect the environment and combat the very many natural disasters we are facing such as the wildfires, hurricanes, monsoons and rising temperatures. As the seasons change, and we start to rethink our routines and lifestyles, what changes (big or small!) can you make to lessen your impact on the environment?
