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Is cybersecurity part of your decision making?

By |June 18th, 2020|Categories: Blog|

V12’s Covid-19 Business Impact Survey* (May 2020) showed that over half the respondents considered IT security as one of the most important concerns: indeed 38% cited it as very important with regard to their IT systems. With a dispersed workforce which was predominantly using residential broadband and domestic routers, [...]

Homeworking Technology: How many struggled to adapt to remote working?

By |June 5th, 2020|Categories: Blog|

In V12’s Covid-19 Business Impact Survey* (May 2020) we looked at how organisations sourced homeworking technology and about how new processes have developed and the impact of remote working. How businesses responded to the immediate dispersal of their workforce, will likely impact their future competitive capability. While 43% managed [...]

The way forward for collaborative communications platforms

By |June 2nd, 2020|Categories: Blog|

In V12’s Covid-19 Business Impact Survey* (May 2020) we looked at the collaborative communications platforms companies were using before lockdown, and about which ones would be used over the longer term. We found that the majority of respondents used more than one collaborative communication tool. Microsoft Teams, Zoom and [...]

How will Covid-19 change business priorities?

By |May 29th, 2020|Categories: Blog|

V12’s Covid-19 Business Impact Survey* (May 2020) shows that business priorities have changed significantly from six months previously. When asked what the top 3 business priorities were for the next 12 months, almost half the respondents cited the same three items: -       Survival of the Business -       Cost Reduction -       Maintenance of [...]

Homeworking securely during lockdown: how secure is domestic tech?

By |April 16th, 2020|Categories: Blog|

Whilst it’s excusable for businesses to have been unprepared for the rampant consequences of COVID-19, not being prepared for what might follow would be folly. Scientists are already predicting subsequent waves of pandemic disruption and it’s not just the ongoing global epidemic we have to look out for either; [...]

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