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Interesting stories on remote working from aroud the web.
Find out how Torex benefited from current mobile technology implemented by Interchange into their system that reduced company costs, while improving productivity, customer service levels and security.
Torex is Europe’s leading independent retail system, which covers all facets of the retail systems business. In the UK Torex’s solutions handle more than 25 million customer interactions a week […]
Everyone knows home working supports a more flexible environment, ensures greater productivity and delivers financial savings in office space and travel costs, as well as being more environmentally friendly. But if this is the case then why aren’t more companies maximising its potential?
Home working is likely to become an integral part of business operations, with 78 per cent of staff stating they would prefer the ability to work from home, rather than a pay rise. It seems that offering home working could make good business sense for the business and its workforce.
Businesses should consider the opportunities around remote working via mobile devices such as phones and laptops.
More organisations are adopting mobile technology which enables their employees to work remotely. This increases productivity, improves working conditions, boosts staff retention and improves flexibility.
Recent claims have been made against the Digital Britain report, as it doesn’t do enough for businesses in the UK when outlining the provision of broadband services.
Many businesses that are reliant on flexible working provided by their internet connection will receive no benefits from the report’s commitment to primarily focus on residential broadband users.
Advanced broadband infrastructure is set to be implemented on the Isle of Man which will help users set up VoIP solutions and will provide fixed-line speeds of at least 5.6 megabits per second.
All homes are set to have broadband access within the next few months, with mobile connectivity set to reach at least 3.6 Mbps, according to Computer Weekly.
