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How to make your business ready for anything.
Reimagine your business to deal with the next threat.
So many of us kicked off the year thinking we had our plans nailed. But if there is one thing these past few months have taught us, it’s that resilience is everything and plans need to be more “fleet of foot” than ever.
Change is coming, it always was.
Yet this disruption to our lives brings an opportunity to rethink and reinvent businesses – to not just survive, but to thrive. To go on and reimagine our organisations in a fresh, new and exciting way. It’s been on the horizon a while. The events of 2020 have just been the awful catalyst.
UNFORESEEN CHANGE DOESN’T NEED TO BE A DISASTER
Hitting Reset: Business Reimagined
Since March we’ve been delivering business as usual for our employees and our customers, even though in many other aspects of our lives it certainly wasn’t business as usual.
Babble Awarded as the Five9 EMEA Partner of the Year
We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded Five9 EMEA Partner of the Year for the second year running.
Cybersecurity and the ‘next normal’
Ways of working have been transformed and much more is required to raise employees’ awareness of potential cyber threats and personal responsibility whilst working at home.
Working from home devices
The Covid-19 pandemic has ushered in a ‘working from home’ revolution and remote access now needs to be as easy as possible for employees.
Babble acquires Lake Technologies and continues to reimagine how its clients do business
Babble has acquired Lake Technologies Ltd. The move marks the fourth deal completed by the acquisitive, rapidly growing cloud technology business since it was backed by private equity firm, LDC in 2017.
What a post-Covid-19 tech stack consists of for small businesses
Many small businesses have embraced the change that Covid-19 has brought but some have failed to pivot. Fixed, on-premise technology is now a hindrance and will be forced out by business continuity plans.