Hybrid working
Hybrid working still causing teething issues, finds Zen
Three quarters (74%) of employers have or will implement remote monitoring software as trust erodes with homeworkers.Supply chain issues hampering hybrid working
More than a quarter of enterprises aren’t equipped to support the modern workplace, as supply chain issues (35%), rising costs (30%) and economic uncertainty (29%) remain roadblocks to IT strategy execution.Channel driving hybrid work productivity
Poly predicts that hybrid work will become the norm in 2023, with the channel enabling UK plc to benefit from a 72% rise in productivity when employing new ways of working last year.Legalities of hybrid working
Paul Kelly, Head of Employment Law at Blacks Solicitors, discusses employment law as it currently relates to staff wellbeinMitel rolls out subscription model
The rise of pandemic-driven hybrid working models have prompted Mitel to launch subscription-based offers across aExpress hosted solution set for MS Teams boost
BT Wholesale is urging its partners to focus sales efforts on migrating millions of small business WLR customers still using analogue lines to its WHC Express hosted voice solution and claims it will offer seamless integration with Microsoft Teams by the spring.Google office redesign is ‘first of many’
Google is investing £730m to reinvigorate its UK offices as it expects headcount to rise from 6,400 to 10,000.Hybrid working requires tech and mindset refresh
A third of UK employees feel their company is stuck in the past when it comes to technology.Hybrid work increases need for IT outsourcing
A quarter of UK employees want a more responsive IT team following their company’s move to hybrid working and 19% do not know who to contact when facing IT issues outside the office.Company culture at a crossroads, says Poly
The way managers implement hybrid working strategies in the wake of the pandemic will affect all facets of a company’s culture, says Poly, and resellers can have a significant role in steering them onto the right path.