The future of work puts employee experience at the center

Businesses and employees swiftly adapted their daily lives and learned how to conduct their work remotely, while finding ways to remain productive.

Forbes contributor Gary Drenik spoke with Michael McDaniel, DXC’s vice president and general manager, Modern Workplace, who shared insights regarding how the past year has affected the way we work today, key components of the modern workplace and what the future of work might look like.

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