Here is the InPhase get back to office work policy! We thought we’d share it in case anyone finds it useful. We took some of this guidance from the government web site to ensure we’re checking all the right boxes for us. I’m sure everyone has very different circumstances but if this can help you, we are happy to share.
I’ll first admit to failure.
For decades my company have profited from selling and implementing risk management software which I don’t think does a good enough job.
As we enter the 6th week in lock-down, it seems that there are fresh signs of renewal and spring all around and maybe, just maybe, we can also see signs of teams getting into new routines, successfully making efforts to stabilise work patterns.
With almost every sector in crisis, we know the charitable sector is having a particularly tough time. Lack of donations and lower resources than normal, investment into new IT systems has been completely taken off the menu. This is why we at InPhase wanted to do something about it.
Is there such a thing as a successful week, in crisis?
I can honestly say, at the end of a VERY long week, I LOVE the InPhase team. I thought I did before, but I hadn't seen anything.
How are you doing? When COVID-19 first hit, I wanted to make sure all of our customers, as well as our staff, were OK. This is how.
While the Corona virus continues to escalate and there is the possibility offices may need to close, we would like to let you know that InPhase currently expects to be able to deliver a fully working, normal service throughout the epidemic. We will update you if this should change in any way.
InPhase are delighted to be attending and supporting NHS England Expo 2019.
This year we have launched innovative digital cloud solutions for integrated trust quality improvement management, and for strategy and performance management.
The new InPhase Oversight App was demonstrated live by CEO Robert Hobbs to over 170 senior health professionals at Carden Park in Cheshire this week during the Health Strategy Forum.
With the withdrawal of support by Microsoft, the final bell is tolling for Internet Explorer. Most of us have realised that Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) has not been the king pin in browsers for many years!
