Strategies for Today’s Global, Mobile Workplace

The new workforce is upon us. And how workers, managers and executives react to meet the needs of a technology laden, increasingly diverse workplace will undoubtedly impact the future of business.

CSC’s legacy of creating technology enabled business solutions has put us at the beginning, middle and end of most changes in the marketplace over the past 50 years. Our thought-leaders know the global, virtual, multigenerational workforce well, and offer advice to find your way in this new economy. Our employees also epitomize the collaborative spirit inside and outside the office, utilizing the latest tools and techniques to make the world a smaller place.



Behavioral Adaptation Within Cross-Cultural Virtual Teams (PDF)

The business environment is no longer confined to national borders. Instead, global teams collaborate virtually. How do team members adapt their behavior in these cross-cultural virtual teams, and what can you do to improve team interaction?




Managing the Multigenerational IT Workforce (PDF)

IT organizations are facing a talent pipeline problem. On the outflow side, they are about to be hit by a brain drain of experienced managers and workers who are nearing retirement. On the incoming end, many IT organizations are struggling to find and attract younger workers with the right skills mix.



Developing Strategies for Successful Enterprise Collaboration (PDF)

Organizations must collaborate to stay competitive and meet the needs of a younger, increasingly mobile workforce. The impact of globalization, and a shift in the nature of work itself, cause organizations to value collaboration for more than just productivity.



CSC’s Global Jam Rocks the Conference

Today’s collaborative workplace even transcends business interactions. To prepare for their oldies rock and roll performance at CSC’s annual Technology & Business Solutions Conference, the 20 musicians from nine different countries who comprise CSC’s Global Jam communicate via Wiki and weekly conference calls.