When COVID-19 hit last March, workers everywhere were sent home to help stop the spread of the worst pandemic in 100 years. IT groups were forced to mobilise technologies that would support staff logging into core systems and using popular collaboration tools from just about anywhere.   
   
Since then, everyone's been talking about creating "hybrid workspaces” and "the new normal.” What is true is that our workplaces will never be the same again. Your ability to create a good 'work-from-anywhere' environment for your staff will have a huge impact on the future prosperity of your organisation.   
   
Join Computerworld’s associate editor, Byron Connolly, and EPOS for an invitation-only webcast, ‘The keys to creating new generation hybrid workspaces', where industry leaders will discuss what you need to do to create a work environment that will ensure staff remain engaged and productive.   
   
During this webcast, IBRS’ advisor on the future of work, Dr Joseph Sweeney, will discuss why working from home and anywhere needs to be viewed as an ongoing business continuity issue, and why enabling staff to remain focused is essential for productivity. He will also uncover some unexpected facts about how audio can impact staff focus, moral, and ultimately productivity – for better and worse.   
   
You will hear from Seah Hong Kiat, who is the Vice President of APAC at EPOS, about the role sound technology is playing in this move to new work environments.   
   
You will also hear how New Zealand's Plant & Food Research created a new workspace for its staff with improved sound technology helping to change how people do their work.   
   
Finally, you will get the opportunity to ask questions of panelists during an interactive Q&A session.