Employee expectations have evolved in the last few years, with new research from IDC showing how organisations are adapting to keep pace:
- 45% said that remote and hybrid work models are now an embedded part of accepted work practices.
- 42% of organisations say that intelligent digital workplaces are no longer optional, but a business necessity
By meeting employee expectations for remote work, organisations can deliver the employee experience required to attract and retain talent while improving productivity. The research uncovered that a key factor for delivering a winning employee experience is to leverage outside resources for IT services.
Download this resource to understand the more you can outsource and consolidate your IT services with a single partner, the more you can leverage efficiencies that result in a better employee experience.
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