Workplace culture key to employee retention
An increasing number of UAE professionals say that their organisations are falling behind in terms of culture measurement and communications
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An increasing number of UAE professionals say that their organisations are falling behind in terms of culture measurement and communications
As companies adjust to the reality of a hybrid workplace, a growing number of tools can enable better workflow, project planning, and communication. Knowing how to use those tools and engage employees remains a huge challenge.
Company News: Sisense, the leading AI-driven platform for infusing analytics everywhere, today announced the Sisense Extense Framework, an innovation developed to deliver AI-driven analytic experiences directly within the applications users are working in without needing to leave their workflow. As a part of the announcement, Sisense is introducing several new infusion applications built on the Extense Framework to deliver actionable intelligence to employees for enhanced operational, logistical, and role-based teamwork, improving collaboration and decision-making effectiveness. According t...
Coolfire Recognized in the 2021 Gartner Market Guide for Workstream Collaboration COVID-19 supercharges the deployment of workstream collaboration tools to address remote work demands. News provided by Share this article Share this article ST. LOUIS, April 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Coolfire, a leading developer of collaboration software for business operations, is recognized as a Representative Vendor in the March 2021 Gartner Market Guide for Workstream Collaboration report. [1] The new Gartner report provides a comprehensive overview of trends and usage shifts in the workstream collabor...
iStock According to a recent Gartner survey, despite the disruption caused by the global COVID-19 pandemic, 47% of artificial intelligence (AI) investments were unchanged, while 30% of organizations planned to increase them. A recent Intel survey of healthcare decision-makers found 84% were using or planning to use AI – nearly double the number from before the pandemic – with predictive analytics for early intervention (94%), clinical decision support (92%) and collaboration across multiple specialists to improve patient care (92%) the top use cases. Early in 2020, nearly...