- Set up remote access for your group
As you alter the workflows, just keep in mind that you may not be able to keep the similar capacity as how it was during the physical work routine. Try to enable remote desktop access for your team, so this, at least, will provide more effective ways in tackling remote access.
- Make sure you have good or enough bandwidth
Since everything has gone online, a sufficient and strong bandwidth plays an important role for seamless workflow.
- Decide on a tool for your team to collaborate
There are a lot of tools out there that efficiently ease communication, sharing, and data transfer for your team. For instances, Slack has been one of the pioneers that helps teams to communicate effectively with a good structure and an advanced setting.
- Upgrade your physical equipment
Although this is not necessary, it does enhance the quality of your work. You might try investing in the hardware more, such as mouse, camera, or microphone, or you also can invest in the software as well.
- Anticipate and address remote workflow difficulties
As a creative doer, it is always helpful to have a critical way of thinking. Critical thinking here means you know what you are doing, what would be the challenges, how you would overcome it, and how the structuring would look like.