Dr. Gleb Tsipursky – The Office Whisperer
Nirit Cohen – WorkFutures
Angela Howard – Culture Expert
Drew Jones – Design & Innovation
Jonathan Price – CRE & Flex Expert
Companies across all industries are steadily adopting necessary technological advancements to reach optimal agility, competitiveness and productivity in the workplace.
The growth of the digital workplace benefits both organizations and employees as it modernizes operations, as well as creates more convenient networking between devices and workers.
Now, as digitally-fluent generations comprise the majority of the workforce, it is imperative for companies to adopt the necessary technology needed to create a fully functional digital workplace.
Automation is a good starting point as it makes menial tasks, such as wireless network maintenance and Wi-Fi connection, easier.
Going beyond every day tasks, automation can aid in creating a seamless employee experience. This can include lighting settings, how employees pay for their coffee, conference room operations and more.
While including new devices and services can be beneficial to a workplace’s efficiency flow, Shadow IT, where employees bring their own IT to work, can create serious security issues for others. In order to protect workers and support the amount of new devices connecting to a network, companies should look into management systems that can manage network administrator rights and provide control over which devices can connect to the network.
Overall, it is vital for companies to get on board in creating a digital workplace in order to encourage a boost in productivity, creativity and efficiency.
