Dr. Gleb Tsipursky – The Office Whisperer
Nirit Cohen – WorkFutures
Angela Howard – Culture Expert
Drew Jones – Design & Innovation
Jonathan Price – CRE & Flex Expert
Technology stepped up to the plate as the pandemic hit and businesses everywhere scrambled to strategize their next move.
Since society has made years of progress over the course of nine months, the future of work will be completely redefined.
First, modern applications have led companies to rethink how they approach their operations. More transactions are taking place through cloud-native applications across various industries, and that is expected to become even more of a component in the future.
Edge computing will also become a crucial part of keeping data and cost sensitivity localized.
How we collaborate, whether it be at work, the doctor’s office or with loved ones, has completely been altered. Over the next few years, collaboration tools will evolve to solve new challenges that companies are bound to face.
Healthcare environments, artificial intelligence, machine learning systems and other advanced technologies that track data will also play a significant role in how organizations function.
Using this information and having an understanding of what employees and customers need, businesses will be able to shape their security infrastructure and flexible policies.
Automation will also play a significant role in improving the efficiency of every day tasks, particularly for manufacturing and supply chain control systems.
