At the start of the pandemic, an astonishing 88% of organisations were forced to make the sudden transition to remote and hybrid work. While some organisations managed to make the shift without too much disruption, those with legacy infrastructure were much slower to adapt. In fact, nearly half of them were unable to maintain productivity on collaborative tasks.
This massive migration to remote and hybrid work highlighted something that savvy organisations already knew: to stay competitive and drive innovation, they needed to implement flexible, easy-to-use, and innovative tools to enable collaboration, engagement, productivity, and creativity. This way, their workers could keep doing great work across teams and time zones, regardless of whether they were working from home, the office, or a mix of both.
On the other hand, organisations with incompatible, inflexible productivity and collaboration tools faced a number of challenges. Staff were unable to access the files they needed from their personal devices, teams from different departments struggled to collaborate, and time was wasted converting files and documents to suit different platforms.
In this guide, we explore how Google Workspace solves these challenges with a flexible and interoperable platform that works with the tools you already use – from anywhere, on any device.
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