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– canadianbusiness.com
When COVID-19 hit, the pace of digital adoption within the financial services industry was accelerated practically overnight. Employees needed a way to stay connected and productive away from the office and turned to the latest digital tools and technologies to make this a reality. Now, there’s no going back: the benefits reaped from these technologies have only cemented employees’ reliance on digital innovation going forward.
For finance professionals, the work itself hasn’t changed: a typical workday is still jam packed with different tasks. Productivity remains key as employees race against the clock to put the finishing touches on a budget presentation to stakeholders, analyze spreadsheet data or deliver a summary of a market report. With ad-hoc requests popping up and a steady influx of emails to tend to, robust and efficient tech tools are vital for managing whatever the day throws at them.
New workplace models have transformed where and how work is being done. Financial services employees are now collaborating remotely, multitasking more and relying on their mobile devices to get through their workday—with lots riding on the outcomes…


