UK workers struggle to unplug from 'new normal' at home

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ISSUE DATE: 31 May 2020 UK workers struggle to unplug from 'new normal' at home Coronavirus: Hardening up datacentre equipment supply chains post-Covid-19 It’s good to chat, but who to? The role of chatbots in digital transformation Identification and access management: some possible futures

IN DEPTH UK workers struggle to unplug from 'new normal' at home As the country enters month three of enforced working from home, research reveals that as personal devices and app overload blurs home-work life, concerns arise over productivity and the mental state of the workforce. Coronavirus: Hardening up datacentre equipment supply chains post-Covid-19 Fears about hardware shortages, staff absenteeism and how to keep sites up and running with social distancing have dogged the datacentre sector since the start of the pandemic, so how is the sector faring? It’s good to chat, but who to? The role of chatbots in digital transformation AI-powered chatbots and smart agents are being used to improve customer experience, but they can have an important role to play in internal digital transformation projects too. Identification and access management: some possible futures Learn about how we might be using our heartbeats, brainwaves and eye movements to unlock our mobiles in the future.

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