Changes in legislation in the UK means that all employees now have the right to request flexible working options from their employer. This move away from a nine to five culture has been a driving force for employees needing to collaborate just as they would in the office and a contributing factor to smart devices becoming standard across organisations.
In the current economic climate, all educational establishments, from primary schools to universities, face tight budgets and are looking for ways to save money.
When organisations made the rapid response to get their employees working remotely practically overnight, it was vital that staff had access to all the documents that were stored in the office when working remotely. For some, this was a long and difficult process making the transition from paper based and office stored documents to accessing work digitally.
The transition to home working was rapid and unplanned. Office workers grabbed what they could as they left the office and made use of whatever technology they had at home. But as many organisations delay or decide against a return to the office, these workers are staying at home whilst many of the documents they need are back in the office...
Since the change in the government guidelines we are starting to see an increase in businesses making the transition back to the workplace. Whether that be a full return or making use of the hybrid style of working between an office and from home.
Over the past 50 years, technological advancements have improved our quality of life greatly. We have experienced advances in everything from biometrics and Fintech, to social media and artificial intelligence.
Apogee have used all their experience and expertise in the world of Managed Print and Outsource Services to create a new series of Whitepapers – delivering an insight into some of the hot topics and key considerations for organisations.
Construction sites will generally require a remote mobile site office building or trailer facilities to provide space for meetings and storage for site documentation. The site office is the hub of the construction project; a space where planning, communication and administration takes place.
Many construction companies are now leaning towards cloud-based solutions to support their print and document environment – increasing accessibility and flexibility.