It’s that time of year, when Business Link Magazine invites the region’s business leaders to offer up their predictions for the year ahead.
It has become something of a tradition, given that we’ve been doing this now for over 30 years.
Here we speak to Luke Draper, Managing Director of Ilkeston-based managed IT specialist IDT Limited.
I predict the death of the desktop in 2022. We all have had to change our business models in order to survive over the last two years, and now that flexible working is here to stay, the devices we use need to come with us.
The pandemic has affected our industry massively, proving that companies who invest in their IT and communications have not only survived, many now are reaping the benefits – and not just from a monetary point of view, but also the staff satisfaction giving people more flexibility to do their work from wherever.
We plan to continue our good work from 2021, and have ambitious growth and targets we want to hit so we are excited for the year to come. We have had a great year and have again made a substantial investment in our staff and helped businesses when others have just tried to make a quick buck.
