Mobile collaboration tools now used by 56 per cent of UK firms, finds HPE Aruba and Economist report

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While 54 per cent of UK businesses now offer hot-desking facilities

Companies rated by their employees as mobile "pioneers" enjoy a higher level of productivity, creativity, satisfaction and loyalty from their mobility-enabled employees, a report by The Economist a...

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