Unified broadband PTT solutions, built to adapt to the way you work
In 2019 just under 4 million people worked remotely within the UK, and this increased by nearly 60% in the first half of 2021[1].
Due to the rise of remote working across various industries, it’s imperative that anyone who needs to be part of the decision-making process is included, regardless of their location or device of choice. Having access to all the latest information and being able to hear everything gives geographically dispersed workers the ability to complete their tasks efficiently without delay and allows supervisors and managers to react quickly when required.
What are the barriers facing organisations today?
- Changing Circumstances: Changes in the workforce, operational environments and market conditions make it difficult to be agile and flexible enough to adjust and respond quickly.
- Exchanging Data: Vast amounts of data, in multiple formats, being delivered across a range of different devices can prevent employees accessing what they need, when they need it.
- Time Pressures: Increasing demands to work faster threaten to compromise accuracy and informed decision making.
- Dispersed Workforce: With employees scattered across wide geographic areas, maintaining dialogues and making them accountable is increasingly difficult.
Take advantage of a platform that safeguards your communications
Keeping your mobile teams connected is critical, whether utility staff, repair technicians, firefighters, facilities managers or individuals working remotely.
Now is the time to reimagine and adapt – an encrypted, flexible and unified communications platform can overcome barriers and help provide the workforce collaboration required for safety, productivity and competitiveness:
Adapt instantly
No matter what devices and networks you’re using, a unified platform allows you to quickly respond to changes in your organisational structure. Communicate with mobile workers across the organisation in a moment – no delays, no information black holes, no need to invest in new equipment or systems.
Make sense of data
By prioritising data and ensuring compatibility across devices a unified platform provides remote workers with the information they need, when they need it. In a world of ever increasing data from multiple sources and formats, not to mention a plethora of devices, this free flow of relevant information enhances collaboration for effective decision making.
Accelerate accuracy
Despite everyday pressures to work faster and react quicker, a unified platform preserves accuracy for effective decision-making, improving productivity and competitiveness. Connecting all devices seamlessly including push-to-talk radios and smartphones allows everyone to benefit from real-time voice communications, text messaging and video sharing.
Promote accountability
Breaking down the barriers between disparate networks and devices, a unified platform makes each worker accountable. It recognises that no single device or network is suitable for everyone and enables unique devices for individual roles with user-specific logging of what and when information has been received.
Protecting employees through lone worker compliant software solutions.
Cloud communication platforms need to be secure, flexible, and reliable to support hybrid working.
Subscriber-based group communication services such as broadband push to talk (BBPTT) enable seamless collaboration across different devices, networks, and geographical locations. Through an open communication platform, information is received in real-time by those who need it, minimising delays and enhancing productivity.
What’s your next step?
Contact us today to discuss how we can support your remote working policy and integrate BBPTT into your organisation, using new or existing smart devices. Let’s work together >
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