Browsing: Productivity

People working remotely or in a hybrid arrangement across Ireland are being asked to have their say on what remote and hybrid working looks like for them – from their commute and work-life balance to their health and wellbeing, and to how connected they feel to their community.

When supply chain leaders discuss warehouse automation, the conversation typically centers on high-profile technologies. Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), automated storage and retrieval systems (ASRS), robotic picking, sortation systems, artificial intelligence, and digital twins tend to dominate both investment discussions and industry headlines. Yet some of the most significant productivity opportunities are not found in billion-dollar…

How has AI restructured work and employment at Anthropic? As a company at the frontier of AI adoption, Anthropic could be a leading indicator of how AI will shift work organization, hiring, and labor demand across the economy.

The Unite union has hit out at a plan by NatWest to reduce the rights of 30,000 of its employees to work from home.

Among surveyed gamers, 42% believed they might be less productive at work because of the game’s arrival.

NatWest is forcing tens of thousands of staff members back into the office in the latest crackdown on remote working.

What do hunting Russian tanks and saving a soldier on the operating table have in common? In Ukraine, the answer is a battlefield management system—Delta—that now lets surgeons hundreds of miles away help guide lifesaving operations.

Atlantic Technological University (ATU) and the Western Development Commission(WDC) have launched a national survey examining the impact of remote and hybrid working on employees, communities and regional economies.

Public sector organisations are under pressure to improve productivity while meeting growing demand for services. But how much can AI achieve without changing how those services operate? Fiz Yazdi Managing Director, Sopra Steria Next, discusses the organisational changes needed to turn AI investment into meaningful improvements.

AI investments are driving economic growth but broad-based productivity improvements have yet to materialise, says Edward Robinson