CFOs: Do You Need Help Optimizing Your Remote Work Model?

Optimizing Your Remote Work Model

It may take some time for the world to get back to normal. We’re more than two months into the COVID-19 pandemic, and the end is not in sight. Now that your business has become accustomed to remote work, it’s time to assess any lingering vulnerabilities and capitalize on opportunities for improvement. 

When the COVID-19 crisis hit, it hit fast. Despite what, in retrospect, may have seemed like a gradual build-up, it was virtually over the course of a single weekend in March that businesses across the US had to pivot to a remote work model. 

Obviously, the first priority was maintaining business continuity. You needed to make sure your new remote workers had the technology and the remote access necessary to do their work. But that doesn’t mean the work is done. Now that you’ve established a rudimentary remote work model, it’s time to perfect it.

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If you plan to continue with remote work in one way or another, you may need to change your model of IT support – as you and the other c-level executives at your business have likely discovered since the start of the pandemic, your ability to work remotely depends directly on your IT support expertise.  

In the remote setting, technology is necessary so that you and your staff can:

  • Access files, applications, and systems securely from a remote setting
  • Collaborate with colleagues, partners, and customers via video conferencing solutions
  • Stay secure against phishing attacks and home user hardware attacks that have drastically increased during the pandemic
  • Maintain communications with cloud-based phone systems that keep staff connected

Centerpoint IT can help – over the course of the pandemic, we’ve gained extensive experience in helping our partners to launch, optimize and secure remote work capabilities. Now that the mad rush to go remote is over, it’s time to perfect your processes – and you don’t have to do so alone. 

Get in touch with the Centerpoint IT team today to get started. 

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