Old Trends Are Now Requirements
Coronavirus Pandemic sentenced the world to an
uncertainty. In this uncertainty, businesses, employees, and customers quickly
switched to the home model brought by the new world order. Undoubtedly, many
businesses have failed to provide the same service to their customers as they
did a few months ago due to local and national restrictions. If every crisis
teaches a lesson, this crisis clearly demonstrated the importance of investing
in the right infrastructure and software to ensure business continuity and
success.
Right
Software for A Happy Ending
The #stayhome hashtag, which entered into our lives
with Covid-19, means much more for industries than staying at home. During
uncertain times, such as the coronavirus pandemic, enterprises need to rethink
the way they operate as they move to a work-from-home model, with the safety of
course, of their employees and customers top of mind. As local and national
restrictions require businesses to limit face-to-face interaction, serving
customers in the same way as they did before can prove to be challenging.
Investing in the right infrastructure and software is essential to business
continuity and success. This includes tools that provide strong visualization
and make it easy to share data and promote collaboration among siloed
employees.
COVID-19 has introduced a high level of volatility to
the market, as stay-at-home advisories and supply-chain shortages have upended
several industries. This uncertainty has greatly affected corporate financial
departments, as 2020 budgets and forecasts, that were just recently finalized,
are likely no longer relevant. Even in the best of times, the C-suite finds it
challenging to accurately budget, plan, and forecast for their business, but
unforeseen market influences like the pandemic make these tasks far more
difficult. Events like this can directly impact an organization’s revenue
planning, costs, production, headcount, and overall business performance., CFOs
need to utilize their software mentioned earlier, to run “what if” scenarios
for every possible scenario so they can make adjustments on the fly. This
approach will help businesses to ensure continuity and minimize risk.
Technology
Proves Its Power Once Again
COVID-19 has certainly forced most businesses to
utilize their ingenuity, as they adapt to their new work from home models. More
enterprises are developing and/or investing in digital infrastructures and fail
saves to enable their employees to work seamlessly in a secure environment,
while also servicing their clients. Many businesses that had previously been
anxious or reluctant to interact with these technologies, now have the chance
to experience them. As a result, they have come to appreciate the ease, speed,
and convenience these technologies can offer.
The cloud, in particular, has been instrumental in helping
businesses rapidly pivot their plans, providing instant communication, and
rapid deployment of information across their network to remote workers and
clientele alike. Other essential technologies, such as telecommunication
tools and software platforms that make it easier to work collaboratively, have
become even more ingrained in the way we do business. Even after the
COVID-19 pandemic, it’s likely that businesses will continue to develop these
infrastructures to provide ease of access to their clientele and to ensure that
they’re able to operate in other uncertain climates.
Working
Remotely Without Missing a Step
COVID-19 has forever changed the landscape of the way
we work, in favor of digital transformation. While the tides were slowly moving
towards a more digital world, COVID-19 has hurled us into a paradigm shift. The
forced mass adaption of telecommuting due to restrictions brought on by the
pandemic is undoubtedly the largest driver. While the idea of working from home
was becoming more normal in today’s workforce, there still remained a large
portion of employees that had yet to try telecommuting. Businesses and
employees alike are finding that it’s not only possible to adopt this virtual
model, but in some cases preferable. In the past, it could be difficult to
collaborate with remote employees, but the drastic improvements in network
infrastructure, continued migration to the cloud, and introduction of new
collaborative software have made it possible to work remotely without missing a
step. As companies look to engage larger talent pools and help reduce occupancy
costs, offering employees the ability to telecommute will become far more
commonplace.
Although we cannot see clearly what awaits us, we know
that companies that will succeed in the ‘new normal’ will write the most
creative scenario from home!
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