The pressures of COVID-19 are forcing organizations to face—and embrace—a “new normal.” Employees are largely working remotely for the foreseeable future, and enterprises must maintain operational continuity and efficiency, while still trying to meet customer needs.

One good thing to come out of the global pandemic situation is how businesses have had to embrace new ways of leveraging technology to maintain operations as best as possible and adapt to the new normal.

We spoke exclusively to companies in the region to find out how they are ensuring a safe return to the workplace for their employees.

When it comes to data security, healthcare organizations are stuck between a rock and a hard place. To provide proper patient care, their staff needs access to the right information, and quickly. At the same time, the law requires them to protect the sensitive data included in electronic medical records (EMR).

A new term is accumulating quite a bit of buzz in the world of automation. You might have heard it pop up in meetings or tossed about in strategy calls. It’s so big that Gartner called it the most important of the top 10 strategic technology trends for 2020. The term is “hyperautomation,” and you might be wondering if it’s really worth all the hype.

Automation has been at the heart of many conversations around the future of work. But it may be more important now that many companies have shifted to remote workforces, according to Chris Huff, chief strategy officer at US process automation software company Kofax.

In the wake of the COVID-19 lockdown, many organizations are looking to technology to find a solution to the problems of remote working and even diminished staff numbers as the economic fallout from the crisis kicks-in.

The global pandemic is pushing many financial services organisations to face, and embrace, a “new normal. ”Employees are largely working remotely for the foreseeable future, and banks must maintain operational continuity and efficiency.

As IT teams face intense pressure to digitally transform their organizations, they should focus their initial effort where it counts most. AP automation is a prime place to start your digital transformation.

The second edition of Quocirca’s Print 2025 market insight study found that sustainability has leapt up the corporate agenda. The majority of respondents expect sustainability to be highly important to their business by 2025, while 52 per cent of IT decision-makers state that lowering environmental impact is the number one print management challenge they face, outweighing cost reduction and security