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work from home. When you consider that remote working can no longer be classed as the supposed ‘new normal’, (this shift happened over nine months ago), it shows that businesses have been slow to act.
“Imagine the financial and
reputational consequences of failed Zoom calls or constant dropping in and out of online meetings.”
Reliable connectivity is absolutely essential if organisations want to deliver quality service to customers and if they want to ensure that their workforces remain as productive as possible. As businesses try to meet the demands of an increasingly based-from-home workforce, they will require reliable connections that enable their people to quickly and easily reach business applications and services. Working in a disconnected environment ultimately leads to a frustrated workforce - not great
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given all the new remote working policies that will be coming into effect.
Those working in professional services industries will be particularly keen to enjoy a connected environment that is both reliable and robust. Imagine the financial and reputational consequences of failed Zoom calls or constant dropping in and out of online meetings. Key workers in these sectors will certainly be thanking the decision makers who facilitate seamless communication.
Connectivity is critical for delivering a service to customers and ensuring their workforce is as productive as possible.
Businesses are facing many challenges in this pandemic. As they look to balance the requirement for more secure access to resources with the need to enhance the end user (worker) experience, addressing poor connectivity should figure at the top of the list. Adopting the right technologies will ensure that employees can enjoy a ‘work-from-anywhere’ environment and be free from the negative effects of below par communication. So, act now to avoid any damage to your organisation’s productivity and reputation.
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