From talent shortages to disgruntled workers and ineffective hiring and performance processes, employers face a long road to fixing a thoroughly fractured workforce.
Research found that 88% of customers say the experience a company provides is as important as its product or services -- up from 80% in 2020.
Work is changing, and maybe for the better, as employers begin to rethink office life for a world of hybrid work.
Some have embraced this new way of working with open arms, so it's about time to find out if it's too good to be true.
A study of IT "abandonment" reported by the British Computer Society (BCS) reinforces the notion that IT projects fail primarily for non-technical causes. Such quantitative research is important in helping managers understand the business, organizational, political, and cultural dimensions of IT failure.
Readers of this blog know IT initiatives generally fail for business, organizational, or cultural reasons. Sure, technology screw-ups occur all the time, but that's one of the realities to be managed. Success or failure ultimately depends on how project leadership manages the full range of technical- and non-technical issues.
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While there are challenges ahead, gesture-based computing could be key to the future of customer experiences.
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