"For 2021 and beyond, we’ll see more businesses adopting the hybrid working model" 

Ankur Goel, Managing Director, Poly India & SAARC

"After a year of unprecedented change which has changed ‘work’ and workplace as we know it due to the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses can expect to see continued transformation well into the New Year as employees and business leaders discover new ways of working. 

Employees realizing that consumer-grade gear simply cannot deliver, are demanding that home workspace be upgraded with technology that allows for seamless collaboration, whether fiber internet connectivity, noise-blocking headsets, or even audio and video conferencing solutions which allow them to join video meetings with the click of a button. 

Work spaces will become collaborative and technology-enabled to accommodate the work style of every employee, and facilitate business being done from anywhere. 

Video is now more common than ever for meetings, and thanks to technological advances in the past few years, have enabled collaboration on a whole new level as an increasingly critical part of business-as-usual, as organizations in industries like telemedicine and education adapt to a whole new way of doing business. 

For 2021 and beyond, we’ll see more businesses adopting the hybrid working model and organizations will focus on creating purposeful workspaces, being thoughtful about the design and use of different workspaces. Focusing on the reimagination of office design for innovation, collaboration, connection, and trust will be key for businesses to thrive.”