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“Since the start of forced remote work in March, IT has been thrust into unfamiliar territory,” said Yassine Zaied, Chief Strategy Officer of Nexthink. “Many IT teams have been asked to deliver flawless remote digital experiences for employees overnight, and while many have made exceptional transitions, others continue to flounder. The delta between success and failure lies in the understanding of the employees’ experience – if end-user computing teams don’t have insight into what employees are experiencing, they cannot effectively do their job.”
In the Nexthink Pulse Report: Exploring IT’s digital experience challenges during the pandemic, 70% of tech leaders polled said their ticket and call volume continue to spike, with a majority of those reporting increases up to 50%. The top IT challenges reported by employees overwhelmingly point to VPN connection issues (77%), poor video calls (65%) and Wi-Fi connection (51%). However, this is where IT and employees diverge— a significant number of IT execs feel confident their teams can address those very problems: 63% think they can handle video issues, and nearly half (40%) think they can address VPN performance.
We know from Nexthink’s past research that earlier this year a little more than half (56%) of IT leaders felt confident in accurately measuring the impact of new technology rollouts in a remote or work anywhere setup. The latest Pulse Report shows confidence is low in key components related to transformation experience: digital transformation (only 11% are confident they have insight into experience related to change) and business services deployment (only 6%). Technology leaders now are less confident in their ability to properly deploy new applications and IT services.
