With countries locking down to slow the spread of COVID-19, the world is having to rapidly adapt to new ways of working, socialising, shopping and communicating. For a fortunate few, the current situation represents very little shift from the way they have been working for some time. For many of us, the fundamentals were already in place but perhaps not fully tested. Others will have worked remotely at points but are finding that their WFH arrangements – adequate for short periods – are not up to the task when several people are doing the same, or when children are also in the same space vying for bandwidth with multiple devices. For some people, working from home will be a complete novelty. For companies, it is providing the opportunity to robustly and fully test disaster recovery and business continuity plans. Whatever our situation, however, the global pandemic is affecting all of us in many ways.…
