In workforces transformed by remote work and challenged by stress, employers can take advantage of new platforms and approaches to boost engagement as well as productivity. What are the best new methods for collaboration? How can managers align the new tools with company culture and workflow to make sure the overall effect is sustainable and beneficial to worker well-being?
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Micron Technology
Applied Materials
Harvard Business School
Attuned
The E.W. Scripps Company
Numly
F5
Lattice
Quarter Five
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Ovia Health
Fast Company
McCormick & Company
Peakon
New tools should make life better for workers, not more complicated or stressful. What are the steps to finding and implementing technology that will increase productivity as well as employee engagement? How can digital transformation be accomplished in close alignment with worker well-being?
When employees are physically dispersed, inclusion can suffer. What kind of tools and policies can be put in place to increase a sense of belonging and being heard? How can tech be used to empower existing programs like employee-resource groups (ERGs)?
Which are the techniques that get only short-term results–and which are those that may require greater investment but ensure more durable employee engagement and retention? What technological tools can enhance the ability of managers to provide transparency, recognition, feedback and career advancement?
In an increasingly age-diverse workforce, one size does not fit all. What are the myths and realities about engagement among the generations from Gen Z to Baby Boomers–and what tools and technologies can be deployed to fit the right needs at the right age?