Is a good work/life balance still just a pipe dream?
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In this week's exclusive feature for The Business Briefing readers, Rene Millman addresses the blurred lines of work and life exacerbated by digitisation and the pandemic, and looks into how employers can reduce burnout and set healthy boundaries for their workers.
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Kaseya shifts from AI ‘insights’ to autonomous action with new agentic platformNews The company aims to evolve from its suite of management tools into an autonomous operating system for MSPs
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Accenture to roll-out Copilot to 700,000+ staffNews Accenture will roll out Microsoft Copilot to nearly three quarters of a million employees after years of testing
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'It undermines wellbeing and derails collaboration': Employees are still keen on hybrid working, but clunky tools are causing frustration and harming productivityNews Clunky tools and slow set-up are wasting time for enterprises, and it’s having a big impact on workforce morale
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Nebula names Eric Dodd as new chief financial officerNews The experienced leader adds deep financial expertise as the CPaaS provider looks to build on recent growth momentum
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IDC: The business value of IBM MaximoWhitepaper Integral to the transformation of asset management
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Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy called for a 70 hour week last year — now he says that’s not enoughNews Murthy thinks longer hours akin to China’s '996' approach are the key to success
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UK firms are pouring money into AI, but they won’t see a return on investment unless they address these key issuesNews An SAP report projects increased AI investment, but cautions that too many organizations are taking a fragmented approach
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Microsoft could be preparing for a crackdown on remote workNews The tech giant is the latest to implement stricter policies around hybrid working without requiring a full five days in the office
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Half of British companies want an end to hybrid working – but they’re playing with fire if they expect employees to complyNews A survey by British Chambers of Commerce suggests approval of hybrid working depends on sector
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Intel makes high-level hires while factory workers are warned of layoffsNews The company is appointing four senior executives as part of efforts to refocus on engineering and customer relationships
