Our CEO, Richard Favero has shared Soprano Design’s recent insight into the shift in business behaviour during the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in regards to communication strategy and usage. The article has recently been published on Newsmaker.
There has never been a more critical time for businesses and Governments to be able to deliver large volumes of secure, relevant, and consistent information in a safe and familiar environment. During the lockdown period, Soprano has seen message volumes increase by 15% in March versus February, and 23% versus the same period last year.
Soprano has been supporting customers adapt during the shift, with many transforming their communication strategies to meet the new, growing demands they face in the new normal. Our CEO, Richard Favero says, “This could include changes in the way we confirm a doctor’s appointment, make an online grocery order, reflect a change in mortgage repayments or acknowledge our awareness of a safety alert. The world has changed in a very short space of time from the way we work to the tools and technology we’re using to enable this rapid shift to effectively reach audiences from outside the traditional office ‘bubble’.”
Business analyst 451 Research has conducted a global survey on the impact of the current pandemic to the future of work. Among the findings are indications that physical distance will be an ongoing feature in the future of work, with 38% of companies surveyed planning to expand their remote working policies while 22% will be reducing company travel and 16% will pare back event attendance. Additionally, almost two thirds (64%) of large organisations are planning to invest in more communication and collaboration technology than they did prior to the pandemic.
You can read the full press release here, or view the 451 Research white paper here.
