Work From Home

How to WFH successfully

Traditionally, work is done in an office. A business functions in a physical workspace and work-related tasks are completed by employees at the office itself. This is changing with the progression of digital transformation. As software capabilities become more complex, and business processes come to rely on them more, companies are finding that many of their employees are no longer bound by a physical workplace in order to work efficiently. Instead, telecommuting, or working from home, can be just as efficient.

Businesses can have a successful WFH workforce if:

• Employees are equipped with the right hardware and software tools to perform their tasks
• The organization has a digital adoption solution to enable its employees to navigate, utilize, and adopt their software
• Managers and company leaders have access to software insights to assess software ROI, business success and the digital employee experience

Coronavirus and Work From Home

For many, Coronavirus (COVID-19) put work on hold. Employees and business owners of many industries could not transition to a work from home model. For many service providers, however, Coronavirus has pushed them to utilize technology further, and address how they can efficiently and effectively continue to work and function, through digital means. Digital adoption is a key factor in determining how quickly and efficiently a company can function virtually. 

Synonyms for Work From Home

• WFH
• Working from home
• Telecommuting 
• Remote work
• Working remotely 
• Virtual work

Related content

• To learn more about how a workforce can be engaged and aligned no matter where they are, check out what a Digital Adoption Platform (DAP) can offer.
• Your organization can work from home with the right digital tools to enable business continuity and employee engagement.
• Looking for ways to successfully manage your remote team while you all WFH? You can learn the 3 top tips for remote management.
• Curious how different companies and different organizational departments are rising to the Coronavirus challenge? Learn how telecommuting is the new normal and how to maintain business continuity.