The Path to Reitrement security in the U.S.

whitePaper | January 11, 2022

With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, global business continues to change drastically every year. Now, top companies are switching to remote-first work models and employees want the flexibility to work from anywhere.

whitePaper | June 4, 2022

The health crisis and the transformations taking place within companies have given us a glimpse of a new model of work organisation, described as hybrid, a combination of working at the office and working remotely. This model is said to serve several purposes. For employees, it allows them to choose where they work and thus retain the flexibility experienced during this unprecedented period of forced teleworking. For employers, it means continuing and optimising the process of digitalisation that was accelerated by the crisis, transforming leadership models by focusing more on autonomy and trust, but also reducing costs linked to property by reducing the physical space required.

whitePaper | July 15, 2022

As I write this note, we are in the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic. Everyone is focused on protecting our families, teams, and communities as we move through this crisis. In the coming months, we will emerge from this crisis state into a new normal. This coronavirus is becoming the accelerator for one of the greatest workplace transformations of our lifetime. How we shop, learn, communicate, and how and where we work will be changed forever.

whitePaper | March 28, 2023

In a historically tight labor market, your growing enterprise needs every advantage possible to attract and retain top talent. The self-service revolution has redefined the consumer experience, and the modern employee is well acquainted with the convenience and access it provides. Relying on a paper-based or otherwise cumbersome HR system not only frustrates your employees — it pulls the velocity of your business to a crawl. Likewise, the efficiency and accuracy you gain by putting the power of HR data in your employees’ hands is exponential.

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 28, 2022

The pandemic threw lives completely out of gear, and every individual, organization, group was left figuring out how to address the unprecedented questions the situation posed. However, even the darkest of clouds bring along with them silver linings. For software companies, this lining translated to flexible working, higher productivity, better work-life balance, and access to remote global talent. For the employees, the opened-up opportunities hitherto unavailable. They could save hours in commute, work from the comforts of their home or any remote location (imagine working from any exotic location), less disturbance, higher productivity, flexible working hours and the ability to work for any global company without having to relocate.