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Hybrid Working - The Approach

As companies hire across regions, managing procurement, shipping, and device retrieval becomes more complex. This guide explains how modern IT teams manage the full lifecycle.

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Last updated: 02 Jun, 2026

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Hybrid Working - The Approach

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Read our latest research and learn about the five fundamentals for implementing a remote working strategy. What are best practices and quick wins? Read the whitepaper to find the answers!

These are our three main findings, read the complete research and other findings in our whitepaper:

The success of a hybrid working strategy heavily relies on its compatibility with the organizational culture.
Facilitating working from home is a responsibility of the company, including ensuring that employees have adequate facilities and tools to maintain productivity.
It's important to critically evaluate how meetings are arranged and planned, considering factors such as the importance of the meeting, the size of the group, and the participation of both in-person and remote attendees.

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Review hardware requirements and send necessary gear

Therefore, implement a notification system to alert IT teams about all new hires and share with them information as to their role and department. Doing so enables IT to get to work right away and prepare the necessary gear and information that new hires need as quickly as possible to be sure items don’t arrive late.