Your IT infrastructure has never been more critical to your company’s success. Combining the right hardware, software, people, and processes for an infrastructure that enables communication, creates efficiencies, protects data, and optimizes the user experience is a tall order, often falling to an already overburdened IT department.
As managed service providers (MSPs), we know how hospitals and healthcare providers can save money and improve service by outsourcing specific IT functions.
In our recent healthcare blog series, we’ve discussed several benefits Managed Service Providers (MSPs) can bring to providers, including improving operational efficiency, boosting cybersecurity posture, and providing better technology experiences to ease pressure on workers.
With tough times in healthcare expected to continue, a Managed Service Provider (MSP), can be your greatest ally for improving employee and patient experience and reaching new levels of IT efficiency.
This year’s FutureIT in Dallas on March 29 was an immersive one-day event for CIOs and other technology leaders focused on the latest in AI, digital automation, security, and employee experience. Compucom was there, with our product management director, Troy Baldwin, presenting on “Transforming the Digital Workplace Experience for the Hybrid Work Environment.”
Remote work is sticking around. Workplace flexibility keeps gaining steam.
What about the many businesses that rely on in-person operations?
Hybrid. Flex. Remote-friendly. Whatever you call it, study after study shows that employees prefer flexible work.
With reports piling up about the positive impact on productivity, staffing and overall employee happiness, C-suite leaders and tech managers are now embracing more flexible “return to office” plans.
The retail revolution was well underway before the pandemic threw us all a curve ball. Technology changed the way consumers interact with brands and has empowered them in ways we could have only imagined just a few short years ago.
Automation is changing the in-store experience for the better, and some tech firms predict it will be an $8.4 billion industry by 2030.
Today’s consumers expect more from retailers. A lot more.
