Employees that believe their IT department is focused on supporting their productivity are more likely to be engaged in their work. In response, savvy CIOs are prioritising the Employee Experience (EX) imperative as a cornerstone of their workforce technology agendas.
This Forrester Consulting study evaluates the relationship between EX and enterprise computing, drawing on the results of a survey of 3,000+ information workers across the globe.
Download your free pdf now to explore:
- Why IT organisations are embracing EX as a top priority
- The levels of maturity when it comes to supporting EX with the right technology
- How flexible PC deployment and management services influence EX
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