Working from home seemed like living the dream. Unfortunately, that dream came with a harsh reality check in 2020, as the pandemic forced offices to quickly switch to working remotely. The adjustment period was also fraught with worries over the global situation and...
Read More >>Even before the start of coronavirus, it was clear that digital transformation would change employee experience and the future of work. OECD research from 2019 showed that more than 30 percent of jobs could eventually be changed by automation alone. Enter COVID-19,...
Read More >>Just last month, I released a series of predictions for digital transformation trends in 2021. It’s something I do every year, but for 2021 I had to factor in perhaps the greatest global disruption I’ve ever seen: coronavirus. Interestingly, many of the trends I...
Read More >>According to FEMA reports, up to 60% of small businesses fail to reopen after a disaster event, with another 25% going under within the following 12 months. In most cases, this is due to not having a proper business continuity plan when disaster strikes. The struggle...
Read More >>The COVID pandemic shines a harsh spotlight onto the future role of the office. As millions of people around the world are told to work from home, many commentators said this could signal the end of working in offices altogether. This article asks the question, what...
Read More >>Over the past few years, we have seen the IoT and its boundless potential take off. With a pandemic fueled 2020, digital transformation accelerated rapidly, and with increased connectivity, thanks to 5G and faster WiFi and improvements in AI and machine learning, IoT...
Read More >>Now more than ever before, stellar communication with customers and between employees is paramount for long-term success. Given the fact that the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we do business and has forced people to stay home (your employees included), you...
Read More >>There’s one thing that none of us saw coming this year — rapid digital transformation that saw years of innovation in about 5-6 months (and in some cases less). We saw companies shifting and technologies getting adopted almost overnight, and I don’t think it’s going...
Read More >>Some of the hardest changes are the most important. The massive shift to digitalize industries, sometimes referred to as Industry 4.0 is a great example of difficult, yet critical changes that need to happen. Just as the Internet of Things (IoT) is set to shake up...
Read More >>There’s a mass exodus happening in San Francisco right now. The demand for housing has dropped dramatically as the Silicon Valley tech employees who once populated the peninsula are moving to more affordable locations now that remote work is here to stay — at least...
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