How has COVID-19 effected Irish businesses and forced them to reconfigure work-sites and increase remote working? Ronan talks to Garrett Cronin a partner in PwC. Garrett talks about his background, the latest PwC CFO Pulse survey, the surveys key findings and why over a third of Irish respondents to the survey are planning to scale back digital transformation.

Garrett also talks about how the technology available to us today has made remote working a permanent part of our daily working lives, how COVID-19 has become a wakeup call to businesses who have not adopted the latest hardware and software technologies, and how COVID-19 has changed how he works.

Garrett Cronin on the Irish Tech News Podcast

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