We all face very serious threat with the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak. The World Health Organization clearly concludes that only decisive measures will allow to overcome this danger, with home isolation at the top of the list. But how to self-isolate when at work? In some cases a temporary home office transition requires our own initiative, but mostly it is due to our employer. The European IT Certification may help in all related scenarios.
So how should we proceed? Telework transition must be first well discussed between the employer and the employees in detail. It requires a proper infrastructure, defining the processes, establishing tasks and exercising communication. Further on the efficiency of the work performed remotely depends on the functionalities of the software used and the skills involved. EITCI responds with the subsidies for the European IT Certification.
Top telework ready jobs are the office and administrative ones, but virtual presence solutions and the digitalization of the processes enable working online in many other professions. You could well work remotely if you are a teacher, manager, salesperson, marketer, etc. In many other professions digitalization of the work performed may not leave you at home, but can still significantly limit the probability of your exposition to coronavirus and limit its proliferation. In all cases skills are crucial. You can choose the adequate European IT Certificates and apply for the Coronavirus EITCI DSJC Subsidy.
Shifting your commercial activity from physical to virtual channels is the top priority towards virtualization of the services provision.
All transactions should be processed through ePayments. If your company still does not process ePayments, choose your ePayments provider now.
Depending on the business case it may be impossible to fully virtualize logistics. But employing digital technologies can secure it appropriately.
Naturally the issue of which skills are adequate for efficient digitalization depends on the profile of operations. Nevertheless EITCI surveying identified the percentages of digital specializations in the European IT Certification Academy framework pursued by its participants in relation to their telework engagement. These are the following:
- 65% Business IT (EITCA/BI) for office, administration and business processes
- 23% Computer Graphics (EITCA/CG) for marketing and design related processes
- 10% Information Security (EITCA/IS) for cybersecurity, integrity and management
In a 12-years pursuit for EU standards in certification of public administration and educational sectors EITCI Institute developed the EITCA/EG and EITCA/EL European IT Certification Academies focusing on digital skills conditioning delivery of the public and educational services in accessible and efficient way.
Modern, innovative and efficient public administration and educational digital services are of a critical importance for supporting containing of the COVID-19 pandemics.