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Redefining Productivity in the Digital Era

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A webinar with Gabriela Mauch, Michael Schrage, Melissa Swift, and Julia King

 

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About ActivTrak

ActivTrak helps companies unlock productivity potential. Our award-winning workforce analytics and productivity management software provides expert insights that empower people, optimize processes, and maximize technology. Additionally, ActivTrak’s Workforce Productivity Lab is a global center for groundbreaking research and expertise that helps companies embrace and embody the future of work.

Organizations in every industry today face an increasingly urgent business imperative: achieving genuine “healthy productivity.” In this on-demand webinar, Gabriela Mauch of ActivTrak, Michael Schrage of the MIT Sloan School of Management, and Melissa Swift of Mercer discuss how companies can focus on their business outputs and their people at the same time.

You’ll learn to:

  • Understand what healthy productivity is and why it’s top of mind today.
  • Use data insights to help boost employee empowerment and wellness.
  • Allocate resources for effective monitoring of improvement initiatives.
  • Recognize the potential cost of inaction.

Business and technology journalist Julia King moderated this one-hour event.

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About the Authors

Gabriela Mauch is vice president of ActivTrak Productivity Lab. Michael Schrage is a visiting scholar at the MIT Sloan Initiative on the Digital Economy. Melissa Swift is U.S. transformation leader for Mercer. Moderator Julia King is a business and technology journalist.

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