The Digital Workplace of the Future

whitePaper | July 15, 2022

The connection between DEX and business outcomes A positive digital employee experience (DEX) empowers employees to do their best work and be productive. Empowered and productive employees lead to better experiences for your customers . According to a Forrester study, a good experience is a business imperative: 77 percent of HR leaders said that employee experience initiatives have increased revenue, and 61 percent said these efforts have improved profitability within 2 years .1 Monitoring the technology gaps that hinder people from accomplishing their objectives is key to successful digital transformation. Remote work is not just a benefit anymore but something all organizations need to embrace and efficiently deliver as part of their Anywhere Workspace.

whitePaper | June 9, 2022

Transforming While Performing garnered views of more than 400 senior executives with experience of business transformation in large companies (500+ employees) in Europe, North America and Asia. Conducted by research agency Sparkler (part of PA Consulting Group).

whitePaper | February 13, 2023

HR and workforce management (WFM) software is booming. Today, it's estimated that 9% of HR's annual budget goes towards technology,' and digitalisation of key work processes has become a top priority for executive teams.

whitePaper | December 20, 2019

The world of human capital management is constantly evolving. New technologies that help your organization drive productivity, stay ahead of compliance, hire and develop key resources, and deliver AI-driven insights are available everywhere. In fact, there are 80+ HCM software providers competing for your business. How do you make the right choice for your organization? Selecting a vendor based on its technology isn’t enough.

whitePaper | December 31, 2019

An organization’s human layer is its people. However, ­people are unpredictable and often cause data breaches — either accidentally or maliciously — as they create, store, and share increasing volumes of unstructured data. And this risk that people pose to sensitive information is only growing. The traditional security perimeter has disappeared with the adoption of cloud technology and flexible working practices that see staff, partners, and clients accessing data and applications via a range of devices and from multiple locations (potentially even from across the globe). This has led to an increased need for human layer security — technology such as contextual machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI), which can detect abnormal behavior to prevent breaches before they happen.

whitePaper | December 31, 2019

An April 2020 Gallup poll found that 62% of Americans are working remotely vs. 31% the same year prior. 1 While remote work creates many immediate benefits like lower costs for companies and more control over time for employees, it also creates significant new challenges due to fewer in-person interactions. If left unresolved, these problems have the potential to erode employee trust, company culture, and performance.