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We are a team of digital learning specialists, product designers, UX experts, developers and business strategists based around Europe. Since the pandemic we're also a remote-first organisation.
We create solutions for the digital workplace that help distributed organisations communicate and engage with the people they need to, wherever they are. In 2020 this has become even more important as most organisations adopt remote working and rapid digital transformation.
The 5App Hub was first developed back in 2016 and is a platform for organisations to measure and improve engagement with employee communications and learning. The Hub makes content available on any device and brings a joyful experience to learning and communications
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Over the past few months 5App has been looking at the impact of hybrid on working and learning. Reskilling and upskilling remain high on the list for learning professionals.
But what happens when reskilling and upskilling and the hybrid model collide?
In many ways, 2021 has looked a lot like 2020. Covid-19 has continued to dictate how we all live, work and learn: we started the year with a national lockdown, many of us are still working remotely and our physical, emotional and mental wellbeing remain a top priority.
The shift to a more hybrid way of working has meant that many practices and procedures that were commonplace in the office have had to be reinvented. Workspaces are operating in a vast range of ways right now from fully occupied to fully remote and pretty much everything in between.
The hybrid work model is here to stay. Nine out of 10 organisations plan to offer a mix of in-house and remote working post pandemic, according to a study by the management consultancy McKinsey. However, only a third have a detailed vision of what this hybrid model will look like and even fewer – one in ten – have begun communicating and piloting their vision.