Claiming victory over a strong field of over 2,500 Cisco partners in the EMEA region, this is our first global recognition from Cisco and a proud moment for our company. The award highlights our team’s commitment and expertise to transforming workplaces across the EMEA region.
Change and disruption are inevitable. But is it possible to notice shifts while they’re actually happening? Certainly, people can be cognisant of a departure from established norms. But when the scale of change is seismic, it can be difficult to fully comprehend it in the moment. This is especially relevant in the world of work, and the juncture that we, as employers and employees alike, find ourselves at.
When it comes to planning for a refurbished or new office space, everything feels like a priority. The checklist is a mile long and it’s loaded with dependencies and factors that can feel outside your control. But when it comes to the physical work space, one thing you can control is your approach to sustainability.
In the four short years since 2020, the world of work, and the nature of workplace collaboration, have changed profoundly. Professional people around the world operate in a daily communications landscape where the most commonly uttered phrase is often “you’re on mute."
In the modern workplace, it’s imperative that enterprises involve multiple stakeholders in the decision-making process when it comes to investing in hybrid technology. By capturing the needs, constraints and ambitions across departments and employees, enterprises stand to unlock endless benefits in terms of business value and secure a positive return on their investment.
The pandemic may seem like a dim and distant memory, but it has become a defining marker in terms of economic and social activity. It led to the suspension of travel and live events and ushered in the era of remote and hybrid working on a scale never seen before. But that was then, and things have moved on rapidly in the last couple of years.
At Kinly, digital signage no longer means just screens on walls.
At Kinly, our purpose is to bring people and technology together to foster productive relationships. Naturally, a big part of fulfilling that purpose is ensuring our customers have the best, and most dependable tech for the job.
From changing user demands to government regulations, supply chain requirements to net zero targets, sustainability increasingly informs every tech decision we make. In our new, ‘Sustainable Together’ blog series, Simon Watson, Cloud & Video Services Lead at Kinly, takes us through the vital impact of sustainability in AV, exploring how the right approach can improve efficiency and boost worker wellbeing, while helping to reduce waste and make your business greener.
