Technology has never been so important for the workplace, especially as people continue to work remotely. It’s not just employers and governments in the driver’s seat, the expectations of employees have changed too. They want to be able to work from anywhere, at any time, with any device.

The workplace is no longer just the office or place where your people work. Modern devices and cloud services have enabled your team to effectively work, innovate, grow and thrive from anywhere. The challenge for organisations is to understand this change, engage their teams with new ways of working and optimise systems and processes to support them.

The world of work has changed forever. No longer is the office limited to a single location. The modern workplace is a network of collaboration connecting staff, contractors, suppliers and customers regardless of their location.

As the world swiftly moved to enable workforces all over the world to work from home in 2020, cloud became the norm for businesses and governments. While most organisations are now operating with some form of cloud, there is still some resistance to it’s many attractive features as some organisations grapple with data security concerns.

As the world swiftly moved to enable workforces all over the world to work from home in 2020, cloud became the norm for businesses and governments. While most organisations are now operating with some form of cloud, there is still some resistance to it’s many attractive features as some organisations grapple with data security concerns.

There are 5 attributes which can help steer providers in the right direction. Consumers should expect the cloud to be Capable, Personal, Reliable, Valuable, and Secure. Let’s break it down.