In April 2020, 46.6% of the working UK population were working from home in some capacity. 86% of those did so because of the COVID-19 pandemic. This was just four weeks after Britain entered lockdown for the first time, and businesses were scrambling to return to their previous levels of productivity. Employees were working from a range of devices – some personal, others company-owned. Some staff members were balancing childcare responsibilities in-between Zoom meetings, while others were battling poor connectivity and weak phone signals. Now, almost a year on, remote working seems set to become the new norm, with many…
Thanks to the pandemic, digital transformation has rocketed in 2020. Organisations around the globe have turned to technology to help them become more resilient, increase agility and remain competitive against the unprecedented challenges of operating through a pandemic. According to a recent survey by the Cloud…
Back in April almost half of UK adults found themselves suddenly working from home. An unprecedented situation for most, the shift to mass remote working wasn’t the easiest of transitions. While few envisaged the situation continuing for a prolonged period, it’s now the end of October and we’ve been…
