Remote working doesn't help productivity

Although home workers have spent more hours in front of their computers than before the pandemic, the extra hours haven't translated into increased productivity according to a new study. The report from digital experience management company Aternity looks at the extent to which remote employee productivity is affected by application performance. It also examines which applications work better in the home compared to the office. North America continues to have the highest share of remote work, with levels remaining steady at approximately 85 percent. In Europe, where the gradual easing of stay-at-home restrictions started in late April, the level of remote… [Continue Reading]