Why being in the ‘right place’ isn’t enough for life
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Rubi Mcnaught
November 30, 2025
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Technology could soon help IT leaders and their employers manage the workloads of tech teams and broader workforces within reasonable working hours, according to software firm Avaya. Phil Zammit, Avayaâs vice president for Asia-Pacific and Japan, China, and India, told TechRepublic that technology has enabled an âalways-onâ work culture, especially in front-office roles. During the