Successful employers know that businesses perform better when staff are healthy, motivated, and focused. Around 60% of staff now work remotely or in a hybrid role that allows them to split their time between the office and home.
Virgin Media O2 Business and Samsung will begin to switch off 3G services in 2025. This industry-wide switch-off program will enable us to focus on upgrading to faster, more reliable, and energy-efficient 4G and 5G networks.
This whitepaper shares an overview of how you can make flexible working manageable. It shares insights that will help you closely examine the biggest trends influencing the work model.
Here's what you'll learn:
- A picture of what the world of work will look like in the future.
- How to make flexible working better with AI.
- How to give your teams the freedom to work the way they want to.
Provided by Virgin Media O2 Business and Samsung
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Varonis snaps up AI email security specialist SlashNextNews The vendor will integrate SlashNext’s phishing and social engineering detection capabilities into its Data Security Platform
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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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HSBC says get back to the office or risk bonuses – and history shows it’s a tactic that might backfireNews HSBC is the latest in a string of financial services firms hoping to tempt workers back to the office.
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Hybrid models have changed the way we work – but not where we live
News The wider impact of working from home has been limited by requiring employees in the office for a few days a week, academic research suggests
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‘Employees aren’t having it’: European workers are pushing back on the US-style ‘always on’ work culture – many are worried about the rise of ‘hustle culture’ and a third would quit if forced back to the officeNews New research shows European workers are pushing back on the 'always on' culture and fear US-style corporate policies creeping into workplaces.
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‘There is no law of computer science that says that AI must remain expensive and must remain large’: IBM CEO Arvind Krishna bangs the drum for smaller AI modelsNews IBM CEO Arvind Krishna says smaller, more domain-specific AI models have become the most efficient and cost-effective options for enterprises.
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Google tells some remote workers to return to the office or risk losing jobsNews Google has warned remote workers will need to return to the office or else lose their jobs, according to reports.
