Dr. Gleb Tsipursky – The Office Whisperer
Nirit Cohen – WorkFutures
Angela Howard – Culture Expert
Drew Jones – Design & Innovation
Jonathan Price – CRE & Flex Expert
“Humanized” technology is more essential now than ever to ensure workers are efficient and safe as they work from home. The disruption of workflow that this pandemic has caused is unprecedented, and the implementation of technology that caters to the needs of humans will be necessary for companies to continue operating.
Companies all around the world have had to adopt digital transformation seemingly overnight, and this shift has been harder on some than others. Customers continue to demand services regardless of the impact the current situation has had on operations. But thanks to these popularized technological solutions, company issues are easily solved and keep customers satisfied, which is the most humanizing thing we can do.
It is clear that workplaces everywhere will be leaning more towards these remote work arrangements, both by choice and necessity. Regardless of the circumstances, whether it is a bad storm or another pandemic, workers can continue to do their jobs while staying safe.
Having technological solutions in place provides businesses a chance to continue workflow despite external circumstances. Additionally, workplace culture has already been shifting towards more flexibility, so including more digital connections will be meeting the already evolving demand of workers.
