Explanation
The two benefits that the IT manager should include in the company's proposed sustainability plan are C.
Visibility and control over changing technology will enable the businesses to meet the technology demands of the future and D. A current trend has shown that employees will stay with an environmentally responsible company long-term These benefits are supported by the information contained in the web search results:
Visibility and control over changing technology will enable the businesses to meet the technology demands of the future. This benefit is related to the need for IT to adapt to the hybrid work model and provide solutions that can optimize device management, security, performance, and sustainability. For example, one of the web search results states that "HP Manageability Services help IT simplify and improve end user device management and deliver a better employee experience across endpoint devices and applications. They provide multi-vendor, multi-OS device monitoring and management solutions, powered by the HP TechPulse analytics platform" 1. Another result states that "HP Wolf Protect and Trace is a service that helps protect devices from cyberattacks and recover them if they are lost or stolen.
It uses HP TechPulse to monitor device security posture, detect threats, and enable remote actions such as lock, wipe, or locate" 2. These examples show how IT can leverage HP solutions to gain visibility and control over changing technology and meet the future needs of the hybrid workforce.
A current trend has shown that employees will stay with an environmentally responsible company long-term. This benefit is related to the positive impact of hybrid work on employee retention and engagement. According to one of the web search results, "more than a dozen peer-reviewed studies have confirmed that employees prefer working for organizations that take environmental sustainability seriously. In fact, according to a recent study conducted by GHD, a global professional services advisory firm, 30% of Americans indicated their employer's sustainability practices impacted their decision about whether to work for them, and they would consider green credentials when choosing a future employer" 1. Another result states that "recent studies suggest that 61% of employees want to work from home at least three days per week moving forward, and 21% want to work entirely remote"
1. These statistics indicate that employees value working for companies that support their preferences for hybrid work and environmental sustainability.