Enterprise Mobility and Millennials in the Workplace?

Guest Blog By Scott Groom, UK Marketing Manager, CHG-MERIDIAN

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Millennial Mobility CHG
Unified Communications

Published: January 7, 2020

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By 2020 millennials will make up the bulk of the workforce. By this same stage, the global mobile workforce is predicted to account for 42% of the global working population. Here we take a look at the top 3 benefits driving enterprise mobility and the demands of the millennial generation in the workplace.

The Future Workforce

CHG-logoMillennials are the generation that’s driving the shift in the future of the workspace. They want the ability to be able to work whenever, wherever. They grew up with technology and don’t see the need to work in an office, so long as they get the job done. Previous generations have labelled the millennial generation as ‘entitled’, ‘lazy’ and believe them to be self-absorbed and glued to their phones. I’m sure in our personal lives we’ve all walked past a group of twenty-somethings who are out for dinner while sitting on their phone. Now while older generations may perceive this as unsociable and use it as ammunition for why millennials lack the social skills that are required in the workplace, we like to look at how this digital transformation and enterprise mobility, in particular, can benefit organisations.

1 – More Flexibility Results in an Increase in Employee Engagement, Productivity and Harmony

By allowing your millennial employees to work when and where they see fit, your organisation’s productivity will inevitably increase. By providing your employees with the ability to work without the presence of distractions, you’ll find that they can achieve more in their day. Furthermore, a change in the work setting can provide a much-needed boost to your employee’s focus and keep them happy.

2 – Succeed in the war for talent

Providing the latest and greatest smartphones to your employees, who are used to using these devices in their personal life’s is a critical component of succeeding in the war for talent. Employees want technology they are familiar with, while also placing a demand on the right tools for the right job. By providing access to these tools, you can ensure your organisation can attract and retain the best talent available.

3 – Enhance the Customer Experience

Enterprise mobility allows your employees to be connected anywhere, at any time. Now your employees will be able to contact and deal with that customer query or complaint whether they’re on the train, in a coffee shop or at home, allowing them to fulfil the needs of the customer effectively and efficiently.

4 – An End to End Enterprise Mobility Solution Leads to Tighter Security

Scott GroomWith a range of hardware manufacturers producing technology for the enterprise mobility arena, there has been an increased focus on EMM (Enterprise Mobility Management) solutions, which work to secure and protect your devices sensitive data. An increasing number of companies are looking to adopt a mobility solution and security is often a big stumbling block. In an ideal world, you’ll be able to work with a company who has experience in the technology management sector, that can enable significant cost savings. That will ensure the smooth rollout of your devices in addition to providing continuous support, asset care and an asset management system, finally resulting in the collection of your assets and certified data erasure, which is approved by the NCSC and BSI ensuring the current highest standards for the deletion of your data.

 

Guest Blog By Scott Groom, UK Marketing Manager, CHG-MERIDIAN

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