Guy Clapperton
Guy is a technology and business writer, and the founder of Clapperton Media Associates. He has appeared in the Guardian, Times, Sunday Telegraph, Observer, Independent and the New Statesman. He also runs a podcast, The Near Futurist.
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Guy Clapperton
Guy is a technology and business writer, and the founder of Clapperton Media Associates. He has appeared in the Guardian, Times, Sunday Telegraph, Observer, Independent and the New Statesman. He also runs a podcast, The Near Futurist.
Blog|February 1
Managing Your Invisible Workforce
To say that things have changed since March 2020 is so commonplace it’s becoming trite. Everybody knows that people have worked from home where possible. HR and IT functions have dovetailed as never before. The HR personnel are therefore likely to be working from home, but they have an additional pressure: they are supporting, and...
Blog|January 22
The Spectre of Shadow IT
It’s ok, I have an app for that “What’s that? You want me to send you a large video file or something? No, that’s not a problem, it’s actually easy, I’ll just stick it on Box. Or DropBox, or stick it on WeTransfer and then we’ll do a quick Zoom to go through it –...
Blog|January 14
Digital First, But With a Twist
A lot of very good writing from some reliable commentators has been suggesting that organizations have been forced into a digital-first environment. Covid has been the enforcer and business and public sector alike have adapted to having a distributed workforce by putting the infrastructure in where there were gaps. This is OK as far as...
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