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October 2021 | The Grid – Workgrid’s Newsletter for the Digital Workplace
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October 2021 | The Grid – Workgrid’s Newsletter for the Digital Workplace

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Published on Oct 22th, 2021
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Written by Emily Rodenhuis

Enabling Employees Through Digital Transformation

It's been more than 18 months since the pandemic hit and there's no end in sight for workplace digital transformation. What started as enabling employees to work remotely has now shifted to facilitating a long-term hybrid work environment. But there's so much to consider when it comes to helping employees work whenever and wherever it's convenient for them, how do you know which initiatives to focus on first?

Here are several resources to help you get your digital transformation efforts right. We're also happy to provide more in-depth guidance as you work through the process, just reach out.

Best of luck!

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It is important to discover what is most important to our people in order to enable an inclusive culture through multiple touchpoints.

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The Invisible Components of Digital Workplace Success

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From Harvard Business Review

How to Speed Up Your Digital Transformation

Digitalization is a critical initiative in the modern workplace, but there are a lot of places where it can go wrong. Find out what 3 critical factors can help you accelerate your digitalization project so you can avoid potential pitfalls and reap the true benefits of digital transformation.

Organizations have a responsibility to shield their employees from unnecessary technological complexity. One easy way to eliminate friction is by bringing together important tasks, information, and communications into a centralized, personalized, and contextual experience. Workgrid’s Director of Product marketing explains how to do just that in this on-demand event presentation from the 2021 Digital Workplace Experience Summit.

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