NAB mines Outlook metadata to understand team workloads, prevent burnout

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NAB mines Outlook metadata to understand team workloads, prevent burnout

Moves quickly to reduce pandemic-related pressure on its people.

NAB is using Outlook metadata to understand how work patterns and workloads of different teams are changing as most of the bank works from home. The bank said last week it is using Microsoft Workplace Analytics to understand how people from across NAB are collaborating and the extent to which ...

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