By Jeff JARD and Ugo NAVARRA
jf.jard@cristalcredit.com
ugo@cristalcredit.com
What are the long term economic and technological changes involved in working from home?
Philly offices may never be the same again as the coronavirus pandemic boosts technology disruption?
As the business disruption persists, there’s a growing sense that when the pandemic ends, some changes could endure. Policies and technology used out of necessity now could become permanent later, if businesses and consumers find they’re convenient, efficient, and productive.
Read more at inquirer.com
MARCH 22, 2020
Will the coronavirus change the way we work from home?
The future probably holds the best of both worlds "The solution will be to work from the right place at the right moment," Tristan Horx told me on Skype. He says different environments favor different kinds of work – and employees will be more and more inclined to look for that. That means workers could tackle individual tasks that require a lot of focus from home in the future, and go into the office when they need to work on projects together.
Read more at dw.com
MARCH 20, 2020
Coronavirus (and 5G) will boost telecommuting, change our tech future
One of the things Qualcomm demonstrated recently with 5G and the latest Lenovo/Microsoft “Always Connected PC” device – the Yoga 5G – is that portable workstation-class performance is achievable. And with 5G, you get latency and performance capabilities that potentially exceed what’s now available in the office with a hard-wired network connection.
Read more at computerworld.com
FEBRUARY 28, 2020
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