In this episode of What’s Next, Ramawoothar discusses how First Technology continues to help its customers as they optimise their approach to hybrid working.
He is an experienced business executive with 16 years of experience in the IT industry who has spent most of his career in cyber security and business management roles.
His mission, and that of First Technology, is to drive positive change and ensure the company’s customers and their employees are geared for the current and future demands of their industries. Ramawoothar discusses the latest trends First Technology is seeing in this regard, and focuses on the need for businesses to adopt proactive thinking and implement systems that help employees develop healthy boundaries.
Ramawoothar then explains how technologies like Microsoft Viva can play a major role in helping employers and employees find a balance between driving productivity and maintaining healthy work-life boundaries.
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