Why financial and professional services firms must get flexible working right
Financial service companies will need to lead the charge in flexible and remote working if they are to attract the best possible talent. Something that has never been more important against a backdrop of Brexit and a growing millennial and Gen Z workforce.
Today, only one in six (15%) employees work in businesses that don’t offer flexible working. What used to be a perk is now a mandatory offering.
Alongside the importance of employee satisfaction, the UK is also facing a productivity challenge, on average the UK is 31% less productive than France.
Join Mark Elwood, Director at TeleWare, Dr Lucy Green, CEO & Business Development Expert at Larato and David Mellard, Director and Founder at Bedrock HR, as they discuss:
•The flexible working challenges financial services companies face – including security and data protection
•Can financial services companies safely implement a bring your own device (BYOD) policy?
•How to use tech to increase productivity
•Scalable IT solutions for growing companies
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Financial service companies will need to lead the charge in flexible and remote working if they are to attract the best possible talent. Something that has never been more important against a backdrop of Brexit and a growing millennial and Gen Z workforce.
Today, only one in six (15%) employees work in businesses that don’t offer flexible working. What used to be a perk is now a mandatory offering.
Alongside the importance of employee satisfaction, the UK is also facing a productivity challenge, on average the UK is 31% less productive than France.
Join Mark Elwood, Director at TeleWare, Dr Lucy Green, CEO & Business Development Expert at Larato and David Mellard, Director and Founder at Bedrock HR, as they discuss:
•The flexible working challenges financial services companies face – including security and data protection
•Can financial services companies safely implement a bring your own device (BYOD) policy?
•How to use tech to increase productivity
•Scalable IT solutions for growing companies
Financial service companies will need to lead the charge in flexible and remote working if they are to attract the best possible talent. Something that has never been more important against a backdrop of Brexit and a growing millennial and Gen Z workforce.
Today, only one in six (15%) employees work in businesses that don’t offer flexible working. What used to be a perk is now a mandatory offering.
Alongside the importance of employee satisfaction, the UK is also facing a productivity challenge, on average the UK is 31% less productive than France.
Join Mark Elwood, Director at TeleWare, Dr Lucy Green, CEO & Business Development Expert at Larato and David Mellard, Director and Founder at Bedrock HR, as they discuss:
•The flexible working challenges financial services companies face – including security and data protection
•Can financial services companies safely implement a bring your own device (BYOD) policy?
•How to use tech to increase productivity
•Scalable IT solutions for growing companies
One of the UK’s largest and oldest high street banks is investing over £3 billion to deploy new technology that will make banking simpler and easier for customers and drive operational efficiencies. Improving digital services and creating a digital workplace are central to this transformation.
Research by networking specialists, Aruba, finds there are clear benefits to being a ‘digital revolutionary’ – an employee who works in a fully-enabled digital workplace – versus a ‘digital laggard’ - those that have less access to workplace technology. These include increased productivity, collaboration and job satisfaction.
The bank wanted to introduce an alternative to the existing mobile phone offering for better colleague choice, to improve collaboration and increase productivity. They came to TeleWare based on our expertise in mobile communications to specifically help them to:
•Move from wired to wireless communications technology
•Support them in adopting modern working practices
•To provide an alternative to the existing mobile phone offering
•To provide greater colleague choice
In this exclusive interview with pivotal TeleWare stakeholders on this project, find out how TeleWare are helping this major bank transform its mobile communications offering for colleagues.
Audience:
IT Professionals
Financial Services professionals
HR professionals interested in employee engagement
What you’ll take away:
Unique insight into how a tier 1 bank is using Re:Call to improve employee engagement and mobility can have positive impacts on your bottom line.
Hosted by Mark Elwood, Marketing Director, TeleWare
Nick Reaks, Sales and Customer Director, TeleWare
Alan Clarke, Technical Project Lead, TeleWare
Research indicates mobile employees are more likely to feel anxious, isolated and have higher levels of technology related frustration than office-based staff. So, finding ways of connecting people, so they can be as productive, engaged and satisfied is key.
Join us to find out how Re:Call is helping a major tier 1 bank deliver its digital transformation programme.
What you will take away:
• How digital transformation projects are creating more productive, mobile employees
• How Re:Call is helping businesses take a new approach to mobile communications
• What you can do to create connected, collaborative and productive employees.
Research indicates employees that work remotely are more likely to feel anxious, isolated and have higher levels of technology related frustration than office-based staff. So, finding ways of connecting people, so they can be as productive, engaged and satisfied is key.
Find out how TeleWare helped a tier 1 bank improve their mobile communications as part of their digital transformation programme.
Join Mark Elwood, Director Marketing as he discusses:
• How digital transformation projects are creating more productive, remote employees
• How Re: Call is helping businesses take a new approach to mobile communications
• What you can do to create connected, collaborative and productive employees
Mobile working is happening in increasing numbers of businesses. The prize is enormous for businesses who get mobile working right in terms of productivity improvements and happier employees. However recent research carried out on behalf of TeleWare highlight several challenges employers and employees face with increasingly mobile workforces.
So, why aren’t more businesses and employees getting more benefits out of mobile working?
Join our panel discussion to find out more about these insights and toget all your questions answered live on how to overcome these challenges.
Topics we plan to cover:
• The top 3 challenges employees face when working remotely
• Is GDPR holding you back unnecessarily?
• Which types of applications, unified communications and collaboration tools are making an impact
• Why cloud communication technology is crucial to mobility, productivity and connectivity
As well as sharing exclusive content, there will be opportunities to ask our expert panellists about any burning issues around mobile working beforehand or during the webinar. So, if there is anything you would like to cover, please get in touch.
Marketing Director, Mark Elwood will host the session and he will be joined by experts:
• Steve Haworth – TeleWare CEO
• Nigel Simpson – Sales Manager
Join this webinar to hear how technology is creating a mobility-enabled workforce to increase productivity in financial services and the lessons other sectors can learn.
In the words of Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman ‘productivity isn't everything, but in the long run it is almost everything.’
Creating a modern workforce that has access to the technology that will improve productivity is key to ending the productivity crisis. TeleWare, working with Financial Services clients are helping create a mobile-enabled workforce designed to improve productivity. These lessons can be adopted in many vertical sectors, particularly in a post-GDPR and Brexit world.
Find out:
• Why you should be focusing on increasing productivity in your business
• How enabling your employees to use the latest technology with no cost to your business can improve employee satisfaction and create growth
• Why mobility is the secret weapon in the fight against stagnant productivity growth
• Which technologies you should be thinking about to create a mobility-enabled workforce
Join us for this insightful webinar that explores the technologies firms are adopting to help increase productivity and to beat their competition.
Mobile working is happening in increasing numbers of businesses. The prize is enormous for businesses who get mobile working right in terms of productivity improvements and happier employees. However recent research carried out on behalf of TeleWare highlight several challenges employers and employees face with increasingly mobile workforces.
So, why aren’t more businesses and employees getting more benefits out of mobile working?
Join our panel discussion to find out more about these insights and toget all your questions answered live on how to overcome these challenges.
Topics we plan to cover:
• The top 3 challenges employees face when working remotely
• Is GDPR holding you back unnecessarily?
• Which types of applications, unified communications and collaboration tools are making an impact
• Why cloud communication technology is crucial to mobility, productivity and connectivity
As well as sharing exclusive content, there will be opportunities to ask our expert panellists about any burning issues around mobile working beforehand or during the webinar. So, if there is anything you would like to cover, please get in touch.
Marketing Director, Mark Elwood will host the session and he will be joined by experts:
• Steve Haworth – TeleWare CEO
• Nigel Simpson – Sales Manager
By 2025, it is estimated that 75% of the workforce will be millennials. With rapidly changing expectations on how, when and where employees want to work, technology is going to play an increasingly important role in attracting and retaining talent.
Join our discussion to find out how the millennial demand for mobility in the workplace could help solve the productivity crisis. Our panel of experts will share their views on:
• Understanding the needs of the millennial worker
• The key steps to providing the right technology within your digital transformation programme
• Why mobility and flexible working is the key to hiring and retaining a millennial workforce
• Demonstrating the proven link between mobility and productivity
This webinar will be hosted by Mark Elwood, Marketing Director, TeleWare. Panellists will include Andrew Fawcett, product manager, TeleWare and guest experts, Dr Lucy Green from Larato and Vicky Ryder from Microsoft
Employee expectations to technology are changing rapidly. In their personal lives they often use the very latest technology, but often that can be difficult for firms to replicate. So, BYOD is becoming increasingly attractive for many employees who would like to use the technology they know and love for business as well as pleasure.
Join our panel of experts who will explore how BYOD strategies are evolving and how Re:Call from TeleWare could be the secret weapon you didn’t know you needed.
Just 29% of UK employees work for firms that operate flexible working policies for all employees according to recent research commissioned by TeleWare.
This highlights the stark differences in how firms are creating workforces who can work flexibly in an increasingly mobile environment. One thing is certain, tools that enable employees to work wherever and whenever they want to are here to stay, but how firms deploy them could be the difference between success or failure.
Join us in the latest webinar in our mobility and productivity programme where we will share exclusive insight into mobile and flexible working practices.
Join our panel of experts to find out:
•The impact on businesses who fail to deliver changing flexible working expectations
•The technological advancements that are helping firms operate flexibly
•The benefits and the pitfalls of a more mobility enabled workforce
•The barriers to successful adoption and how you can overcome them.
Panellists:
Steve Haworth, CEO, TeleWare
Andrew Fawcett, Product Manager, TeleWare
By 2025, it is estimated that 75% of the workforce will be millennials. With rapidly changing expectations on how, when and where employees want to work, technology is going to play an increasingly important role in attracting and retaining talent.
Join our discussion to find out how the millennial demand for mobility in the workplace could help solve the productivity crisis. Our panel of experts will share their views on:
• Understanding the needs of the millennial worker
• The key steps to providing the right technology within your digital transformation programme
• Why mobility and flexible working is the key to hiring and retaining a millennial workforce
• Demonstrating the proven link between mobility and productivity
This webinar will be hosted by Mark Elwood, Marketing Director, TeleWare. Panellists will include Andrew Fawcett, product manager, TeleWare and guest experts, Dr Lucy Green from Larato and Vicky Ryder from Microsoft
Join this webinar to hear how technology is creating a mobility enabled workforce to increase productivity in financial services and the lessons other sectors can learn.
In the words of Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman ‘productivity isn't everything, but in the long run it is almost everything.’
Creating a modern workforce that has access to the technology that will improve productivity is key to ending the productivity crisis. TeleWare, working with Financial Services clients are helping create a mobile enabled workforce designed to improve productivity. These lessons can be adopted in many vertical sectors, particularly in a post GDPR and Brexit world.
Find out:
• Why you should be focusing on increasing productivity in your business
• How enabling your employees to use the latest technology with no cost to your business can improve employee satisfaction and create growth
• Why mobility is the secret weapon in the fight against stagnant productivity growth
• Which technologies you should be thinking about to create a mobility enabled workforce
Target Audience:
• Finance, Retail, Professional Services, Manufacturing, Construction, Health
• UK & Ireland
• SME – Enterprise
• IT, Operations role profiles
Join us for this insightful webinar that explores the technologies firms are adopting to help increase productivity and to beat their competition.
Steve Haworth CEO, TeleWare, Andrew Fawcett, Product Manager, TeleWare, Nigel Simpson, Head of Sales, TeleWare, Mark Elwood,
Tune in to the latest TeleWare webinar where you can ask our panel of experts about your mobile recording requirements. Find out:
• The do’s and don’ts of mobile recording under MiFID II and GDPR
• How are banks and other financial institutions deploying mobile recording?
• How to get more value from your investment in mobile recording
• Mobile recording and BYOD
• Apps Vs SIM recording – which is right for your business
This thought-provoking webinar will provide insights into these and other issues and help you pinpoint the main considerations in implementing a communications recording strategy for your business. With lots of opportunities to ask our experts, you can get the answers to your burning questions.
New regulations such as MiFID II mean that the regulatory requirement for recording, storage and retrieval of communication data has grown exponentially. Infrastructure and governance overheads and security must be managed wisely, utilising next generation technologies where available to ensure compliance is cost-effective, robust and meets required SLAs.
Join a group of industry experts including TeleWare and Microsoft to hear more about how financial markets players are turning to the cloud to meet and surpass exacting standards in recording, storage, retrieval and governance for communications data.
This webinar will be an interactive panel session discussing:
• Cloud services for Cap Markets - how have cloud services developed to meet the exacting standards of the investment banks and brokers?
• Why now is the time for cloud services in capital markets.
• Voice and eCommunication recording – why the cloud is taking the sting out of the increased data storage requirements for MiFIDII.
• Compliance-specific requirements – including data security and in-country storage.
• Hybrid deployment models – leveraging cloud services alongside existing enterprise environments.
• Cost factors – how TCO can be significantly reduced by intelligent outsourcing, including cost of governance, security and compliance.
• Reaching new heights – methods of migration, deployment and ongoing data management.
• And why uncertainty about Brexit is driving the need for more flexibility to scale up or down across different geographies.
The session will be hosted by Mark Elwood, Marketing Director, TeleWare
Panelists:
Ian Salmon, Director, IgniteG2M Limited. Specialist regulatory advisers
Andrew Fawcett, MiFID II Product Manager, TeleWare
Hannah Cawthorne, Financial Services Industry Lead, Microsoft
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