As we look ahead to a post-COVID world, building owners and managers should examine innovative ways of promoting health and safety in their offices, campuses, and other environments for the benefit of their workers and visitors.
User adoption might be blocking your digital workplace strategy – how to get them on board?
Kenton Fine, Chairman & CEO, reflects on the last 12 months since the acquisition, when he started his journey with Getronics.
Getronics has surpassed expectations by reaching a global Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 58 points, going way above industry benchmarks.
From privacy & security to transforming legacy buildings, we address the most frequently cited concerns around smart buildings.
A hybrid workplace might be all we need to strike the right balance between remote working and fully in-person environments
The latest industrial revolution—Industry 4.0, transforming manufacturing operations by making best use of connected data—has a problem: there’s too much data to look at.
Ensuring a seamless experience for passengers at the various touchpoints, such as check-in, security, boarding and baggage claim, is critical to your airport.
Here you can watch a video of the full webinar, organised to review the features and benefits of this solution.
It is a way of conceiving IT to integrate security natively. In other words, all aspects related to the information systems – teams, processes, operations – are approached and treated under the prism of security.
There are so many different areas of security to invest in that the task can almost seem overwhelming. Here are six of the most essential security principles.
Efficiency is becoming the watchword of most business plans over the next year and beyond: whatever capital you do spend should be helping to ensure you run as tight a ship as possible.
Several trends are driving the emergence of smart buildings: cost savings, safety improvements, a people-centric experience, and the need to get on board the sustainability wagon.
By implementing new workplace guidance and utilising new smart technologies where appropriate, businesses can invite their staff back to the office safely and responsibly.
How implementing smart technologies into your building can boost efficiency, lower costs and elevate user experience.
With chatbots and proactive tooling in place, there’s less reliance on on-site services. Nevertheless, person-to-person support, in its various formats, is still a great contributor to employee experience.
Integrated smart technology will make our workplaces safer, more comfortable, and more productive than ever before.
Our security teams often encounter systems that have been vulnerable for years, ticking time bombs just waiting for a cyber criminal to find them and set them off.
Most business leaders agree digital transformation is a top priority, but delivering change while keeping the lights on has long been a challenge.
As we look ahead to a post-COVID world, building owners and managers should examine innovative ways of promoting health and safety in their offices, campuses, and other environments for the benefit of their workers and visitors.
User adoption might be blocking your digital workplace strategy – how to get them on board?
Kenton Fine, Chairman & CEO, reflects on the last 12 months since the acquisition, when he started his journey with Getronics.
Getronics has surpassed expectations by reaching a global Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 58 points, going way above industry benchmarks.
From privacy & security to transforming legacy buildings, we address the most frequently cited concerns around smart buildings.
A hybrid workplace might be all we need to strike the right balance between remote working and fully in-person environments
The latest industrial revolution—Industry 4.0, transforming manufacturing operations by making best use of connected data—has a problem: there’s too much data to look at.
Ensuring a seamless experience for passengers at the various touchpoints, such as check-in, security, boarding and baggage claim, is critical to your airport.
Here you can watch a video of the full webinar, organised to review the features and benefits of this solution.
It is a way of conceiving IT to integrate security natively. In other words, all aspects related to the information systems – teams, processes, operations – are approached and treated under the prism of security.
There are so many different areas of security to invest in that the task can almost seem overwhelming. Here are six of the most essential security principles.
Efficiency is becoming the watchword of most business plans over the next year and beyond: whatever capital you do spend should be helping to ensure you run as tight a ship as possible.
Several trends are driving the emergence of smart buildings: cost savings, safety improvements, a people-centric experience, and the need to get on board the sustainability wagon.
By implementing new workplace guidance and utilising new smart technologies where appropriate, businesses can invite their staff back to the office safely and responsibly.
How implementing smart technologies into your building can boost efficiency, lower costs and elevate user experience.
With chatbots and proactive tooling in place, there’s less reliance on on-site services. Nevertheless, person-to-person support, in its various formats, is still a great contributor to employee experience.
Integrated smart technology will make our workplaces safer, more comfortable, and more productive than ever before.
Our security teams often encounter systems that have been vulnerable for years, ticking time bombs just waiting for a cyber criminal to find them and set them off.
Most business leaders agree digital transformation is a top priority, but delivering change while keeping the lights on has long been a challenge.
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