Background of the Study
Remote work technologies, including communication platforms, collaboration tools, and cloud computing, have become indispensable for businesses, especially during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. IT firms, which heavily rely on technology, were among the first to adopt remote work practices (Nguyen & Martin, 2023). These technologies enable employees to work from any location, thereby improving flexibility, reducing overhead costs, and maintaining business continuity. However, concerns remain about the impact of remote work on employee productivity, collaboration, and work-life balance. This study aims to evaluate the adoption of remote work technologies and their impact on employee productivity in IT firms in Gombe State.
Statement of the Problem
While remote work technologies offer flexibility and cost savings, their adoption in IT firms in Gombe State has been met with challenges related to employee productivity, team communication, and engagement. The impact of these technologies on productivity remains a key concern for many organizations. This study seeks to assess the role of remote work technologies in enhancing or hindering employee productivity in Gombe State’s IT sector.
Objectives of the Study
Research Questions
Research Hypotheses
Scope and Limitations of the Study
The study focuses on IT firms in Gombe State that have adopted remote work technologies. Limitations include potential biases in employee self-reports of productivity and difficulties in obtaining precise productivity data.
Definitions of Terms
Remote Work Technologies: Tools and platforms that enable employees to work from any location, such as video conferencing software, cloud-based collaboration tools, and project management systems.
Employee Productivity: A measure of the output of employees relative to the inputs, typically indicated by work quality and efficiency.
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