Is remote working and video conferencing here to stay?
Event Information
About this event
SPEAKERS
Stephen Curling, Starleaf
AGENDA
19:30 - Webinar starts
21:00 - Webinar ends
SYNOPSIS
As the lockdown started in March, all companies had to adapt very quickly to work remotely and some may have done better than others, or did they?
Stephen Curling will talk on:
- How did businesses adapt to change and how easy was it to implement remote working?
- Have solutions been implemented based on technology rather than being based on the long term user requirements?
- How has the result of remote working and video conferencing impacted the culture of a business?
- What are the lessons that have been learnt and what is the future?
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES
Stephen has over 20 years’ experience across several Manufacturers and Resellers providing solutions to Enterprise customers that deliver upon business outcomes to meet the desired return on investment.
He has extensive experience specifically within the Collaboration / UC space in understanding customers pains and challenges ensuring the right solution is delivered focusing on the user experience truly adding value to a business.
Our events are for adults aged 16 years and over.
THIS EVENT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY:
BCS Cheltenham & Gloucester Branch
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Organiser BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT
Organiser of Is remote working and video conferencing here to stay?
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