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COVID-19 and distributed work - leaders out of touch, workforce exhausted and Gen-Z at risk

Read later Audio version Summary: The latest Microsoft Work Trend Index highlights that there have been clear positives to distributed work during COVID-19, but the negatives frame a discussion for the future. (Image by Pexels from Pixabay ) As we all know, the world of work has changed dramatically over the past year or so with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Distributed work, digital teams and online collaboration has become the norm for many. And as we begin to see light at the end of the tunnel, businesses everywhere are beginning to ask the question - which bits do we keep and which bits do we get rid of? 

Virtual healthcare app Vida - a standout in the Workday Ventures portfolio

Read later Audio version Summary: Virtual healthcare app Vida stood out as Workday Ventures showcased more of its portfolio. Its digital-native platform offers a new route to care for widespread chronic conditions (© fizkes - shutterstock) Workday gave analysts a peek at another trio of companies from its venture investment portfolio earlier this month, following on from a similar event three months ago. All three ventures had interesting stories to tell one of them, Zimit, we ve previously written about; the other, Flatfile, announced a $35 million funding round this week and also deserves a write-up. But the standout for me was Vida, a virtual healthcare platform that sits at the center of a fast-brewing revolution in how we care for our health, enabled by digital connectivity. As its CEO Stephanie Tilenius told me:

Workday buys Peakon for $700m in quest to marry employee engagement and operations

What can COVID-19 teach us about behavioural change in the enterprise?

Read later Audio version Summary: The COVID-19 pandemic has been a mass exercise in convincing the public to change their behaviour. What can this teach us about change management in the enterprise? (Pixabay) It goes without saying that the COVID-19 has forced behavioural change on a scale that hasn t been seen in decades. From limiting social contacts to remote working, the novel Coronavirus has likely permanently shifted the way we operate as a society for years to come. However, despite the introduction of effective vaccines, the threat of the virus is still very much present and governments are beginning to reflect on how they can continue to convince people to abide by rules to keep it at bay. 

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