In this episode, we explored critical topics with Alex and Lizzie that addressed the changing nature of work, the evolving role of employers, and how businesses can adapt to this new landscape.

In this episode of in our Future of Work podcast leading tech journalist David Howell has a detailed and fascinating chat with Minter Dial, a keynote speaker, NED/advisor, award-winning author, ThinkersOne and APM expert and podcaster. Minter is somewhat of a polymath as his experience and knowledge spans several topics, industries and sectors.

Welcome back to The Future of Work podcast with your host, leading tech journalist David Howell. Today, we're delving into one of the most significant shifts accelerated by the pandemic: the desire for more control over working time and the rise of flexible working arrangements.

In our latest podcast episode on the Future of Work, tech journalist David Howell and our guest expert, Rob Bamforth discuss building a flexible and agile distributed workforce. They explore the importance of selecting the right tools and collaboration capabilities in a post-pandemic world. Topics covered include the limitations of customization, knowing when to engage or disengage with communication methods like video conferencing, embracing tech etiquette, leading with a human approach, and prioritizing security. Rob highlights the need to focus on employee experiences and advises organizations to take an incremental approach towards optimising productivity and efficiency in a distributed workforce. Tune in for valuable insights on effective communication in the new work landscape.

In this podcast episode we look at the future of work in relation to communications for businesses. Lots of tools have seen a fast adoption rate due to the pandemic but seeing as this was either an adopt or struggle situation, organisations had little option. Now we are returning to a sense of normality in 2022, we ask what communications mean to businesses and whether we are seeing an improvement in collaboration.

Tech journalist David Howell presents this two-part mini-series and he is joined by guru in the unified communications and collaboration space, Rob Bamforth, an independent analyst and marketing consultant. Rob’s main interest is in how technology can be used to impact process and individuals through communications and collaboration.

Join us also for part two soon where Rob will go into more depth about tools and adaptations for the future of work.

In this episode TechComms meets author, podcaster and communications thought leader Adrian Swinscoe to discuss the future of work. Adrian will share his thoughts, backed upon his insights from his book, Punk CX, where he will discuss how to put more of a human touch into your comms, why companies should listen more and not to be afraid to speak the truth. We also discuss how 70% of all CX strategies will fail! 

As marketing professionals navigate their way in working in an entirely virtual environment, the requirement for innovative marketing strategies has never been needed more than now. In this episode, we speak to Paula Morris, marketing specialist at Tech Comms and founder of Pi Marketing Solutions about how webinars and online communications can serve as the perfect platform for selling to customers and communicating with key stakeholders.