10 June, 15:00-15:30 UK time
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Part 3: How do you make your voice heard?
Speakers:
Pat Goss, Head of sales, Digital workplace, BT (Host)
Jan Riechers, Senior manager, global voice solutions, BT
Allan Bond, Senior manager, edge and mobile solutions, BT
DP Venkatesh, GM, Digital, SMB and Strategic Partners, Cisco
As organisations explore hybrid working model, voice solutions enter an important crossroad. 89% of IT decision-makers want to reduce communication costs, and legacy solutions are becoming increasingly expensive to maintain and counter-intuitive to an agile, digital strategy.
Additionally, as people begin to work across multiple hybrid environments, what role will 5G mobile solutions play in providing greater flexibility, a superior user experience and a consistent voice no matter where they work?
Watch our replay with our partner, Cisco, for part three of our hybrid headaches webinar series, as we discuss how you can make your voice heard.
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27 Apr, 15:00–15:30 UK time
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Part 2: What is the future of the work?
Speakers:
Pat Goss, Head of sales, Digital workplace, BT (Host)
Dr Nicola Millard, Principal innovation partner, BT
Jon Martin, Head of meetings portfolio, BT
Magnus Falk, CIO Advisor for Zoom
Like many people around the world, the chances are you’re thinking about the future of work. But it won’t be the same as it was before. In fact, 60% of business executives believe offices will be very different post-pandemic as hybrid working brings a new era for organisations.
However, there’s no ‘one size fits all’ approach to this new way of working. Organisations need to establish what hybrid means for them, the challenges associated with it and how their workplaces will serve the needs of their employees, now and in the future.
Watch our replay with our partner, Zoom, as we explore this in part 2 of our hybrid headaches series.
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14 Apr, 15.00–15:30 UK time
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Part 1: Is choice a double-edged sword?
Speakers:
Colin Pratt, Digital workplace director, BT
Jon Martin, Head of meetings portfolio, BT
Pat Goss, Head of sales, digital workplace, BT (Host)
The average business executive uses 3 - 4 collaboration tools. Choice can often be seen as a privilege, particularly when it provides better opportunities in the technology space, but what if that same privilege creates a paradox? The beauty of choice, if managed correctly, can let you establish and fine tune a successful hybrid working strategy to suit the changing needs of your organisation. However, uncontrolled and ill-managed choice can become a burden to both your strategy and workforce – affecting return on investment, productivity and user experience.
What if you could manage the paradox of choice to firmly establish your hybrid strategy and effectively enable your workforce with the right technology?
Watch the replay of part one of our new hybrid headaches webinar series to find out how…
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