A Chief Information Officer’s guide to navigating change and uncertainty
Fujitsu | Inside the Digital Workplace
by John Ellis
1y ago
Chief Information Officers (CIO) have been instrumental in guiding organizations through what’s been a period of rapid transformation and technological innovation. The pace of these changes has thrown up several challenges, and coupled with a declining economy, CIOs will continue to contend with difficulties as they transform their business. As members of the board, CIOs will likely be looking to drive the business forward by putting the necessary tools & processes in place enabling employees to move closer towards their purpose and their goals. However, this will need to be a balancing ac ..read more
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Digital transformation is essential to improving the challenges of HR leaders in the post-pandemic environment
Fujitsu | Inside the Digital Workplace
by John Ellis
1y ago
Chief HR Officers (CHROs) are at the very foundation of a business’ success. They typically adapt strategies which enable the right talent to thrive and provide the business with a competitive skillset. However, the remit of CHROs has had to expand to encompass more technology and borderless offices, as the business landscape dramatically changes due to the surge in remote and hybrid working, These parameters have thrown up several challenges for HR, which Fujitsu are helping address through propositions such as Fujitsu Work Life Shift. As part of this, Fujitsu supports organizations to implem ..read more
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How the Finnish city of Lahti made more time for citizens, innovation, and sustainability
Fujitsu | Inside the Digital Workplace
by John Ellis
1y ago
It’s no new assertion to say the workplace has been shifting because of the pandemic. So, driven by the demand for better public services, this has caused a push for increased efficiency, often on a minimal budget in public sectors around the world. The fast-changing landscape points to a necessary drive for greater agility. Good teamwork is a differentiating factor in a department’s ability to be agile. If teams can work seamlessly together, there’s less likely to be stop-start, which can cause huge delays to delivery, especially when you consider that 80% of an individual’s work is accomplis ..read more
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Fujitsu’s hybrid working cybersecurity predictions for 2022
Fujitsu | Inside the Digital Workplace
by John Swanson
2y ago
Our world has changed beyond recognition since the turn of the decade – and these changes are here to stay. In keeping with this trend, Gartner predicts that by the start of 2022, 51% of all knowledge workers worldwide will be working remotely, up from 27% in 2019; and almost all employees (98%) believe future meetings will include remote participants. With these different working patterns and people working together from different access points, businesses must ensure their cybersecurity measures are enhanced to keep their business safe and secure as employees work from various locations. As ..read more
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The Year of Talent: how to retain and attract the right people in the remainder of 2022
Fujitsu | Inside the Digital Workplace
by Katerina Fernandes
2y ago
Since the turn of the decade, our lives have been defined by disruption. But the impact on our livelihoods has been equally as profound, which is perhaps best summed up by the 47.4 million American workers who left their jobs voluntarily in 2021. Or, across the pond, the one in four of UK employees who are planning to leave their roles this year. Such is the extent of this vocational switcheroo, it’s even got its own name: The Great Resignation. But whatever you want to call it, one thing is clear: we’re currently living in an era of talent, where organizations are either scrambling to retain ..read more
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HR and technology’s role in enriching employee experience on the frontline
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by Gretchen Alarcon
2y ago
  This blog is co-authored by ServiceNow’s VP and GM, Gretchen Alarcon and Fujitsu’s Rebecca Breakell. Did you know frontline workers make up 80% of the world’s workforce? For many, it’ll come as a surprise to learn that so many employees – some 2.7 billion of the global working population – don’t sit at a desk all day. But despite the sheer breadth of deskless workers, spanning essential industries such as healthcare and manufacturing, their wellbeing and the overall employee experience has been overlooked for years, compared to their desk-based counterparts. In a recent podcast, I was j ..read more
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Overcoming the digital skills gap: how to attract the right talent for your business
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by Donna Kimmel
2y ago
  This blog is co-authored by Citrix’s Donna Kimmel and Fujitsu’s Jason Fowler. Every good business requires skilled talent to fuel its operations. However, this is becoming increasingly difficult to achieve as while digital operations continue to gain popularity, the digital skills level of the general workforce fails to grow at the same speed. The disparity in digital skills poses a big problem that’s only going to hinder businesses’ access if nothing is done to bolster the digital capabilities of existing workforces. Currently, security engineering, AI, machine learning, data analysis ..read more
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