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Dublin, July 28, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "WFH & Mobility Infrastructure Policy Bundle" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Based on data from the most recent IT Salary Survey, 97% of the 500 plus companies that we interviewed have WFH or flexible hours as a fringe benefit for IT professionals. That is up from 80% in 2021 and 42% in 2020

Policies and procedures on how to deal with increasing mobility are the nemesis of CIOs around the world - CCPA and GDPR implications addressed

Telecommuting and WFH Best Practices - Work From Home (WFH) is now standard for many IT Pros

WFH and Mobility Infrastructure Policy Bundle contains the following policies and associated electronic forms in MS Word and PDF formats: BYOD Policy; Mobile Device Access and Use Policy; Privacy Compliance Policy; Record Management, Retention, and Destruction Policy; Social Networking Policy; WFH and Telecommuting Policy; Travel and Off-Site Meeting Policy; Wearable Device Policy; 15 complete job descriptions and 30 electronic forms.

WFH & Mobility Policy Bundle to Administer Telecommuters - The increasing use and dependency on IT is drastically changing the way companies improve employee productivity and keep in closer contact with its customers. Today most businesses provide laptops to employees. The challenge comes with Smart Phones and tablets while bringing additional benefits. Employees who are accustomed to using these tools in their personal life are requesting (or demanding) to use the same tools at the workplace.

In addition to the influx of mobile devices, companies are dealing with increasing numbers of employees who are working from non-traditional office locations. Whether employees are traveling, working from customer sites, or working from home, there is a growing need to access corporate data while outside the walls of an office and the firewalls of an IT department. Some questions are raised.

Where should the focus be for mobility computing implementation? Supporting employees involves device management, the connection of those devices, and applications that support collaboration. While connecting with customers involves less focus on devices and more focus on applications and a support structure that addresses customer needs.

Best Practices for WFH and Telecommuting

WFH and telecommuting employees are now common practices. In addition to having policies in place for these workers, enterprises need to ensure that what is being done is what should be worked on. Customer service is key, and at the same time management of human and technical resources should be a management focus.

With our prior experience and our subsequent activities during the pandemic-related shutdowns, we have defined Best Practices for Telecommuting and WFH. These have all been included in our WFH & Mobility Infrastructure Policy Bundle.

8 Policies included in the full bundle are:

30 Electronic Forms including:

16 Full Job Descriptions:

The 10 Best Practices are:

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