Previously a notion adopted by a minority of organisations but now accelerated by necessity, hybrid working is here to stay. In fact, hybrid workflows are shaping the future of the working landscape, impacting employee attraction, retention, expectations and more.
Today’s student generation are digital natives hungry to move away from traditional learning methods and find new ways to consume and process educational materials.
When choosing a business partner, it is important to understand that the decision is likely to affect your business for years to come.
The workplace is changing, and people are leaving their jobs. Microsoft’s 2021 Work Trend Index reveals that nearly half the global workforce considers quitting this year, and 46% say they’re likely to move and work remotely.
The pandemic has changed the way we live and work, and while many will return to the office, things will most likely never return to what we regarded as the pre-pandemic standard of normal. Instead, video conferencing will become much more prevalent, while traveling for work will become less so. What’s more, many employees will become hybrid or fully remote workers, resulting in a wealth of benefits for society and the environment alike.
After the pandemic, the acceleration of digital technology has shown that classrooms and lecture theatres need no longer be bound by physical walls, and can become a much more flexible environment. The education sector can benefit from the outcomes of using the right technology, to further the relationship between teacher and student even in a digital space.
The way businesses have worked over the last year or so has without doubt presented unexpected challenges, with so many organizations shifting to a home working environment. For many, this was a monumental change and will have kick-started various new digital transformation projects.
It’s safe to say that the traditional office working environment will never be quite the same as it was before the start of the pandemic. Many office workers have now been working from home for over a year, with some expecting to never return to the office full-time.
Supporting your video conferencing, AV and UC environment alongside every other piece of technology in an organization can be challenging for IT departments. Duncan MacPherson explains how Smart Monitoring can ease the burden.
