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An obvious but often ignored theme of workplace technology is that its business impact depends on the extent of its adoption. For those relying on technology to get their jobs done, dissatisfaction with existing solutions may impact not only performance but also attrition. In fact, “49% of US workers say they are likely to leave their …
Frontline workers are often left behind when it comes to new technology so, as the world of work becomes more distributed, how can tech help your workers without a desk keep up? The coronavirus pandemic and lockdowns have clearly shown that office workers can remain productive when working away from a home office. Communication and …
The COVID-19 pandemic has proven beyond any doubt that you don’t need all your people in the same place, at the same time, in order to get things done. The goal now is to make working from home sustainable as it becomes a permanent fixture of the new normal. This requires effective ways to measure …
Jane Yuan, Sensors and IoT Product Manager at SafetyCulture, explains how hospitality professionals can tap into tech to manage increasing demand in the sector. Do more with less. It’s a line that you never want to hear at work, but it’s been the reality for many in hospitality in the past year. We see it …
The coronavirus pandemic is fast-tracking the take-up of “workstream collaboration”. This next generation of unified productivity and collaboration tools is designed to make it easier for colleagues to work together from afar. Working from home is mandatory for many people when a lockdown is declared in their area. Even as the threat of the coronavirus …
In a bygone era, decision-making used to suffer from the HiPPO (or Highest Paid Person’s Opinion) phenomenon, whereby logic goes out of the window in favour of the whim of the most senior executive in the room. With the rise of big data, this phenomenon was supposed to be diminished. After all, as W. Edwards …
Adi Gaskell, SafetyCulture guest contributor, Future of Work columnist at Forbes, advisor for the European Institute of Innovation & Technology, and mentor for startups through Startup Bootcamp. Adi has a masters degree in IT, specializing in artificial intelligence and has spent 15 years working with startups, corporates, consultancies, government agencies, and universities. A few years ago in …
Scott Cam, SafetyCulture ambassador, shares his wake-up call and why one incident in the workplace is one too many. It seems strange to say this now but safety wasn’t a big priority when I started out in the carpentry game back in the 1970s. There were no OHS guidelines and safety managers cracking down in …
Adam Turner, SafetyCulture guest contributor, former deputy editor of the Sydney Morning Herald’s IT section,has been writing about the technological challenges facing Australian businesses for more than 20 years. Breaking down daunting projects or processes into bite-sized tasks, then ticking them off your checklist, is the key to staying productive when faced with an overwhelming …
Adam Turner, SafetyCulture guest contributor, former deputy editor of the Sydney Morning Herald’s IT section,has been writing about the technological challenges facing Australian businesses for more than 20 years. We’re spoiled for choice when it comes to communicating with colleagues, but you’ll never get any work done if you’re constantly interrupting each other over things …