Members of Forbes Technology Council explain how digital twin technology can transform various workplace and consumer functions. Photos courtesy of the individual members. 1.

Digital theorist Cal Newport is arguing for a new way to work. By David Marchese We’ve been given no shortage of digital tools that should, in theory, help us work better, with more focus and ...

The all-encompassing digital workplace platform . Work as we know it has changed in the past few years coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic. Communications and collaboration technology were ...

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The digital workplace is here to stay, one where every employee, wherever they're working from, feels productive, engaged, and secure. Read about Tata Tele Business Services' latest partnership ...

DEX and digital workplace strategy. In short, DEX is the line between your employees happily working on their smooth-running computers versus throwing up their hands in frustration when a glitchy ...

A study's findings say staff are experiencing mental and physical issues due to being "hyperconnected" through digital technology, The post Hyperconnected employees experiencing ‘dark side’ of ...

Key findings, drawn from a recent survey, reveal how workplace technology is failing employees and why leadership is rethinking the office experience. This reveals how employees are ditching ...

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As a percentage of HardingPoorman’s total production, digital work is about 8%, which Harding notes is running at about the national average (around 10%, according to I.T. Strategies).