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Virtual Assistant: working from home has never been easier

Nowadays, Virtual Assistants is on everyone's lips. Either because of the social concern caused by the coronavirus crisis that is hitting everyone or as the solution that many companies are choosing to adapt to health recommendations.

The fact is that working from home has great advantages for society as well as for businesses.

However, this is a question which, before this health crisis, did not seem to be important for companies and workers in India.

Are we in need of implementing a new form and culture of work? 

In view of this scenario, teleworking appears to be the most viable solution in the business world and presents itself as a great experience thanks to which we can analyse how the teams work remotely outside the central offices. 

This will likely confirm the premises of many studies conducted in recent years, which claim that Virtual Assistants brings greater productivity to businesses, among many other benefits. 

It is indeed the moment to consider new working methods and to escape from the tendency to presenteeism at work. We can improve with telework.

What is Virtual Assistants?

Virtual Assistants is a working modality that allows the accomplishment of tasks remotely through the use of information and communications technology (ICT). It originated in the 1970s in the United States because of the oil crisis, where it was essential to cut costs. Later, the unique opportunities it presented were discovered. 

Today, in France, the percentage of employed people who telework is 6.6%, compared to a European average of 5.2%, according to a study carried out by Eurostat in 2018.

However, this is still too low a figure, given that France has a large technological infrastructure and a situation that undoubtedly favours the possibility of working from home.

 In 2020, statistics reveal that 91.4% of India households have an Internet connection and that 100% of businesses have access to the Internet. 81% of India households have at least one computer at home, and 1 out of 10 workers are equipped with devices with an Internet connection.

In addition, there are innovative solutions that aim at the easy and instant installation of telework in any company, as is the case of the telework solution offered by GetCallers.