Virtual care became business as usual during the COVID-19 pandemic, with patients and physicians reporting satisfaction in the experience. To capitalise on the success going forward, evaluation and integration will be key.
Read moreOrganisations have adapted to working remotely with relative ease, however, the next step is harder. Go back to potentially unsafe but collaborative office buildings or let go of costly real estate, sacrificing culture for flexibility?
Read moreThe maturity of a company’s data and information capability has proven to be a key differentiator between companies resilient enough to respond to the changes brought by COVID-19 and those that have struggled to keep pace.
Read moreFor some segments of the entertainment and media industry, the coronavirus pandemic has led to growth opportunities and the tumbling of customer tipping points. For others, the effects will take time to recover from.
Read moreAdopting a digital lifestyle, consumers turned to their devices to get them through the COVID-19 pandemic. According to a PwC survey, they’re unlikely to give them up anytime soon.
Read moreThe telecommunications, media and technology industries have been a lifeline for consumers and businesses isolated due to COVID-19. Now, they face a unique opportunity to pivot to a promising future.
Read moreWorkforce gaps exposed in your COVID-19 response? Going digital has highlighted mismatches between companies and their people, but it’s also provided an opportunity for the CEO to upskill their employees — and their business.
Read moreThere are pros and cons to working at home. While employees might get to work in their pyjamas, the trade off is in an excess of virtual meetings and a lack of informal connection — which could be killing off innovation.
Read moreFor decades, business growth was all about economies of scale. But the trend has begun to reverse with the competitive edge now found in personalised products and decentralised distribution. COVID-19 has accelerated this shift.
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