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| The New World of Work
Social, political, economic and demographic change is transforming global commerce, organisational structures and individual freedoms. Over the past 50 years, information technology (IT) has played a critical role in creating the conditions for change and in helping organisations adapt to it. As we move towards a world that is more fluid, less centralised and less certain about old assumptions and old models, IT is evolving in ways that will empower organisations, teams and individuals to realise their potential in the ‘ New World of Work’. More powerful software and computing systems, the Internet and pervasive wireless connectivity open the door to countless possibilities.
Companies throughout the UK are embracing the New World of Work and are enjoying the benefits of attracting and retaining the right people who are enabled to work flexibly and creatively whilst being productive, efficient and working as a team.
Download
the New World of Work White Paper - this thought provoking white paper provides a brief and relevant background to the New World of Work.
Case Studies
These video case studies explain how Microsoft customers are evolving their businesses for the 21st century with the New World of Work and include inspiring and practical ideas that could generate positive outcomes for your business.
| - Professor Richard Scase
- Hear from business forecaster, Professor Richard Scase and the social changes that driving new ways of working.
- Atkins
- a UK-based engineering company embracing new ways and styles of working to attract and retain the best talent in the market to work creatively and flexibly.
- easyJet
- empowering employees and building loyalty through information access and sharing.
- Lloyds TSB - using a range of familiar technology - such as blogs, instant messaging, social networking - to boost business productivity.
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