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    Key drivers to attain a more intelligent workplace

    Promoted | We all want a smarter, more productive, efficient and secure workplace. But how do we get there?
    By Altron Document Solutions3 October 2023
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    If there were a clear path to a more intelligent workplace, would you take it? We all want a smarter, more productive, efficient and secure workplace that increases mobility and collaboration while reducing risk.

    But how do you get there? It depends what stage of digital transformation you have reached.

    Sixty percent of organisations large and small don’t have a comprehensive digital workplace strategy.

    Evaluating your current workplace efficiency against five key operational performance drivers enables you to define potential improvement areas and determine the best path forward for establishing a more intelligent workplace. The insights and analytics gained from a full document lifecycle and process workflow assessment are invaluable, especially given that digital transformation is an ongoing process with no end point. In an era when technology changes by the second, it’s critical to know where you are — whether to establish a baseline while starting out, or understanding where and how to optimise your path over time.

    Five key drivers

    1. Hidden costs
    With pressure to reduce business costs in general, a workplace assessment can help to identify the hidden costs in an organisation. Most organisations have underutilised technology, paper-intensive processes and unsecured archives. A workplace assessment often reveals surprising findings, such as less than optimum IT infrastructure, higher than anticipated environmental impact, unacceptable data security or inefficient work processes.

    2. Document infrastructure management
    The pressures involved with managing multi-vendor environments and multiple supplier contracts are more complex than ever. A full understanding of your existing IT, document and print infrastructure and user behaviours — knowing how your IT investments are being used and who’s accessing what, when and where — is critical. The insights uncovered can open up opportunities to tighten security, increase automation, meet sustainability and corporate responsibility goals, enhance user experiences, or simply monitor your ROI on previous initiatives.

    3. System integration
    Most organisations have changing IT requirements to meet regulatory or changing clients or internal user needs. If you are one of those organisations, you will appreciate the challenges this brings, especially with the prevalence of distributed teams and offices and a growing mobile workforce. Even if you only have a single office, the process of getting work done has moved far from the workplace. Integrating systems and managing data streams across platforms requires careful planning.

    4. Strategy and process
    Creating intelligent workplace efficiency may start with connecting, controlling and managing your IT Infrastructure but it doesn’t end there. It involves automating and streamlining processes to eliminate manual steps and make it easier to work, share and and free up time to focus on higher-value tasks and initiatives.

    5. Security and compliance
    Some 81% of security incidents are caused by credential theft (source: Verizon 2017 Data Breach Investigation Report). Are you using the most advanced technology to ensure your systems, documents and data are safe? It’s a more complex challenge than you may think. There are many endpoints: multifunction printers , mobile and networked devices, documents and the users themselves.

    Anything less than an end-to-end solution that integrates security and control across your entire print IT infrastructure, including authentication, traceability and auditable workflows, puts your company at risk.

    Overall benefits of assessment

    • It creates a clear path for success
    • It frees up time to focus on your higher-value initiatives
    • More efficient work environments are created

    Assess and optimise today

    Managed Print Services, a new offering from Xerox that takes managed print services to the next level, uses analytics, cloud, digitisation and leading-edge technology to design more efficient work environments.

    The information uncovered through Xerox’s analytics-based approach will help you lay the foundation and create a clear path for a more productive, secure and efficient workplace today and tomorrow. Find out where you are now. Let Xerox conduct a thorough workplace assessment to help you identify areas of improvement in your organisation.

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