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A moment of reflection: A CIO’s perspective on the remote working transition
  • Posted on 5th January 2021 in by Phil Alsop

The coronavirus crisis has forced many companies to push ahead with digital transformation at high speed, causing many challenges for IT and security teams. Challenges include the need for extensive hardware purchases and new processes for home office work, but also connecting to the company’s...

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The new world order of working from home
  • Posted on 5th January 2021 in by Phil Alsop

At the end of April 2020, it was estimated by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) that 49% of the UK adult workforce were working from home full time. This equates to approximately 16 million people up from just 1.5 million a decade ago. Although it is hoped that many will return to offices...

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How technology is helping shape the creative industry for a post-pandemic age
  • Posted on 5th January 2021 in by Phil Alsop

When COVID-19 struck, work and life for many in the creative industries was thrown into disarray. The recovery will be difficult. A report by the Creative Industries Federation projects the creative sector will be hit twice as hard as the wider economy in 2020. By Kristine Long, iX Retail Leader,...

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The dawn of a new way of working: the future is here
  • Posted on 5th January 2021 in by Phil Alsop

The traditional career model first articulated in the early 1900s by Robert Owen as “eight hours labour, eight hours recreation, and eight hours rest” is still around today. Over 100 years on, the workforce is much more diverse and the needs and demands of employees have evolved. But for far...

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Can innovation help channel firms redefine the rules of engagement post COVID-19?

The current pandemic has driven the need for innovation more than ever before. Around 75% of...

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Being prepared - make remote working work harder

It’s perhaps an understatement to say that remote working is top of mind for many of us right...

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Four trends healthcare should be thinking about today to provide care tomorrow

By Matt Valentine, Managing Director UK&I, Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

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The subscription economy: buying outcomes not ownership

By Alice Ramsden de Gomez, consumer product manager, Epson UK.

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Rethinking the relationship between IT and productivity

James Maude, product strategy lead at digital adoption solution specialist, AppLearn, outlines why...

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Why the key to innovation might lie in side-hustles (and technology)

By Jean Phillipe Barleaza, EMEA VP Channel, Alliances and General Business, VMware.

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Why digital simulation matters in a COVID-19 world

By Frances Sneddon, data scientist and CTO at Simul8.

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