Digital transformation—the adoption of leading-edge technologies to improve business value and increase customer success—is seen by most organizations as more critical than ever and accelerated by the effects of the pandemic.
Application modernization is driven by a need for transformation, privacy, remote work, government regulation, risk assessment, worker productivity, data growth, and the need to stay competitive.
Team messengers have given organizations the ability to become global and adopt more flexible work methods. On the other hand, they’ve also created new ways for people to be awkward in the office. Avoiding these faux pas is easy, however. Just read this article on the 5 basic rules of office messenger etiquette, then follow Intrious for more #ModernWorkplace tips.
If your organization feels like the United Nations of digital tools, then you need to rethink your internal collaboration strategy. You can also read this infographic to learn how #MicrosoftTeams can empower your departments with increased efficiency, organization-wide communications, and secure knowledge transfer. Contact Intrious to get started with Microsoft.
COVID-19 dramatically changed the way people work. Severe shifts in the cloud sector caused by changing work patterns forced C-suite executives to fast-track their cloud migration plans. During the shift to remote work, the cloud was a lifeline for many of these organizations but now they must prepare to continue this transition. Discover what lies ahead for companies as they move toward cloud modernization and prepare for an ever-changing landscape. Contact Intrious to learn more about cloud services and how you can benefit from them.
As a company dedicated to keeping people moving, Goodyear tire company wasn’t about to slow down because of global travel restrictions due to COVID-19.
When engineers could no longer travel to factories for equipment installation or troubleshooting, Goodyear turned to Microsoft Teams running on RealWear voice controlled, assisted-reality wearable computers to bring the engineering experts into the plants virtually—enabling instantaneous collaboration from remote locations, and saving money on travel costs.