Shaping The Future of Work

Mark Micallef, Citrix

09-Feb-15 12:00

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Mobilizing your workforce is one of the most important and far-reaching projects a business can undertake. Get it right and your business can improve productivity and performance while becoming an ‘employer of choice’ for talented people. Get it wrong and you can damage employee morale while losing ground to your competitors. So what steps can your business take to get its mobility strategy right? Mark Micallef, Area Vice President ASEAN for Citrix shares what trends are shaping the future of work in 2015 and beyond.

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