Organisations have now established that Unified Communication (UC) tools are integral for business continuity during lockdown, enabling seamless communications that can range from real time messaging to face-to-face video conferences
We spoke to Eimear Kiernan, a Business Manager at BT, and co-chair of BT Ireland’s Pride Network. Eimear brought us through her career to date and how she became a Business Manager, along with her responsibility as co-chair in the Pride Network.
The pandemic has seen organisations adopting technologies they weren’t sure about before, and there has been a lot of talk about long-term impact on advancing digital transformation strategies.
At BT Ireland, our customers are at the heart of everything we do. That’s why we’ve spent the last twelve years on a journey to shake up the way we do things.
Today marks World Environment Day and as we look at the world now through the lens of the Covid19 pandemic it’s interesting to note that, in transforming our working habits into a remote, more digital structure, we’ve inadvertently done something hugely positive – we’ve all become more sustainable
BT has a strong list of partners who help deliver the best customer experience. How important are BT Ireland’s partners to the organisation?
Meet Ailbhe McDarby, Head of Unified Communications & Contact Centre Propositions at BT Ireland.
Organisations have now established that Unified Communication (UC) tools are integral for business continuity during lockdown, enabling seamless communications that can range from real time messaging to face-to-face video conferences
For many of us, the Covid-19 lockdown has been about adjusting to home working but for cyber criminals our change in behaviour is an unprecedented opportunity where we are the potential victims
