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OpenGov Asia is pleased to invite you to an exclusive OpenGovLive! Virtual Breakfast Insight aimed at imparting knowledge on the modern digital workspace and best practices to improve workforce productivity, engagement, service delivery
levels and efficiency.
2020 has indeed shown us how critical it is for organisations to be ready for the future. It is imperative for organisation to proactively pre-empt the changes even in the most challenging times. They must drive business continuity rather than being driven to react to changes.
A critical component of a business plan is to remain productive in all circumstances – and that is where the digital workplace comes into the fore.
Emerging technologies now make it possible to deliver the necessary infrastructure for employees to work securely and productively from the office, at home or on the road.
Digital workplaces more than merely enable employees to work remotely. They are the culmination of a business mobility trend that has evolved from individual and team productivity to true business process transformation that is reinventing businesses across all industries.
Singapore has seen its largest Work from Home (WFH) experiment kicked-in as circuit breaker efforts to contain the COVID-19 outbreak have been put in place.
This is a tectonic shift in the way we are working and living for the foreseeable future.
COVID-19 developments have accelerated this shift significantly, making mobile work no longer an option, but an absolute must.
This has presented governments and businesses with the need for formidable and immediate adaptation for a remote and mobile workspace.
The digital workspace is made possible through a business’s transition from hardware-centric to software-defined infrastructure.
To reach an authentic digital workspace and to realise the full benefits of productivity and seamless integration, establishing a specific plan, and identifying the current challenges is critical to help define the path forward.
Businesses are renewing their focus on IT infrastructure as they run hundreds, if not thousands, of critical, custom-designed legacy applications on their premises. Moving these legacy applications can be complex, time-consuming, and expensive, with costs potentially jumping into millions of dollars.
Cyber resilience is another key aspect as the sharing of more applications and systems creates a wider, more complex landscape to protect. Security is becoming more challenging to ensure, and shadow IT exposes businesses to data breaches and non-compliance with privacy regulations such as GDPR or PDPA.
The question is – how prepared are you for the future?
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This is the first OpenGovLive! session I’m attending and the experience was great! Great facilitation by Mohit and the “feel” was good to learn and contribute. Indeed OpenGov carried its key strengths in engagement through discussion and polling. Here again, OpenGov has proven itself!
Agency for Science, Technology and Research
OpenGov has taken Breakfast Discussion to another high level in this current WFH situation. This works very well
A*STAR A*ccelerate
Excellent facilitation to generate conversations and insights on innovating for the new normal
SMRT Corporation Ltd
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