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As AI and Automation technologies further redefine the role of information workers, the importance of creativity, flexibility and teamwork will only increase.

Working styles and business workplaces continue to evolve – after a few years of bedding down the “post-COVID modern workplace” industry leaders are now looking to evolve their working environments and related technology and processes to support their employees in a tightening economy.

As organisations tighten budgets and curtail travel, employees are once again looking towards collaboration tools to drive their productivity and improve teamwork. But this time, the pressure to innovate and transform has heightened – with more stakeholders across more partners and locations helping to drive your business forward.

Ecosystm research finds that in Australia:

• Employee experience (EX) is the second most important business priority behind digital transformation, with nearly 40% of businesses looking to dramatically improve their EX
• To drive this change, 58% of businesses plan to increase their investments in Digital Workplace platforms and tools – the highest increase of any technology area
• Our worker wants more flexibility – with only 11% preferring the traditional 9-5 working hours

Join us and your industry peers for a discussion on what you should be focusing on, as you are tasked with refreshing your digital workplace for the new challenges ahead. The discussion will cover:

• What are the digital workplace challenges business are facing, and how are businesses in Australia responding to these challenges?
• How leading businesses are empowering their teams to improve their collaboration?
• How your teams can continue to transform the business in a resource-restrained environment?

Healthcare has emerged as a transformed industry through all the crisis over the last few years.

It has seen rapid tech adoption, shifts in business processes and changes in the mindset of the clinicians, administrative staff, and patients.

The most overwhelming impact on the industry has been the widespread acceptance of virtual care/ telehealth. In Australia, between March 2020 and February 2022, nearly 96 million telehealth services were delivered to almost 17 million patients; and more than 91,000 clinicians used telehealth services, according to the Australian Digital Health Agency. With virtual care increasingly becoming mainstream the healthcare system is on the verge of realising the benefits of a collaborative healthcare model.

Have you as a healthcare business or as a clinician adopted virtual care? What are the challenges that you continue to face when delivering care remotely? How can you improve patient experience when delivering healthcare using a hybrid model – in-person consultations supplemented by virtual visits?

Join us and your industry peers for this Executive Leaders discussion where we will discuss the biggest challenges facing healthcare delivery today; how patient and employee expectations are shaping the future of healthcare; and the need to keep virtual visits simple and seamless.