It’s been just over three years since a newly discovered virus with a strange name spread panic and fear around the planet.

Organizations that had long resisted remote work over productivity fears suddenly found themselves embracing tools like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Slack out of panic-driven necessity.

Now that the World Health Organization has reclassified COVID-19 as an ongoing health issue – and it is no longer a public health emergency – IT leaders have some breathing room to review their remote work experiences and strengthen their hybrid work roadmap. In other words, it’s time to refocus on collaboration – and collaboration apps. 

You know what the web is, and you probably know what an application is. But if you draw a blank when you think about what a 'web application' is, you're certainly not alone. There's a fair amount of confusion surrounding things like web-based data processing, online collaboration, and virtual project management. So, we're going to address the question head-on: what exactly is a web application? We'll also explore the benefits of having a customized web application built for your business.