INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The coronavirus is a critical event
technology to help them manage the impact on the business and a remote working strategy
This will help them to be prepared, provide them with the ability to monitor risk intelligence, and give them the means of communicating
you and your employees from coronavirus
accessing multiple systems and sources of information like HR systems, travel systems, building management systems, and so on
not just employees, but all those that are connected with the organisation who need to be kept updated
It is important to have your response plans and communications automated based on specific coronavirus incidents or scenarios as they
To ensure that the well-being of those affected by illness is guaranteed as far as possible, companies can find out what help they can
equally appropriate to other emergency events
Right now, the clock is ticking and the more time that passes, the greater the impact of the virus on employees and operations and fewer
options that might be available to businesses
The main benefit of IT platforms that are designed for critical events is that they allow companies to implement emergency measures rapidly,
and largely automatically
They also help to collect critical information in real-time so that companies can get a realistic view on how the emergency is likely to
affect them, allowing the coordination team to take action accordingly
We are undoubtedly in uncharted territory, but technology can help to steer companies through.Javier Colado is Head of International at
