Benivo Blog

In an increasingly interconnected world, the global mobility industry finds itself at the crossroads of geopolitical events and technological advancements. Recent discussions with industry experts Marcel Mulderij and Pauline Collins from Voerman, and Amir Pintow from Benivo, shed light on the current challenges and innovations shaping the field.

When it comes to global mobility, the success or failure of an assignment often hinges on the relocating partner and family. In a recent industry survey by Permits Foundation and NetExpat of over 3,500 respondents, an unhappy partner was cited as the #1 reason for assignment failure and rejection.

AI is cutting-edge technology that offers immense potential to streamline and enhance global mobility programs. In one of our recent shows, we had an insightful discussion on how AI can support global mobility managers and revolutionize the employee relocation experience. The experts explained how purpose-built AI tools like Benivo GPT leverage advanced natural language processing to automate administrative tasks, provide personalized support, and unlock actionable insights.

International assignments are often viewed solely from the perspective of the employee being relocated for work. But what about their families, especially children? Relocating to another country can be incredibly disruptive and challenging for kids who must leave behind friends, schools, and extended families. 

In the dynamic field of global mobility, effective communication is the cornerstone of success. We're excited to unveil a game-changing tool in this domain: Benivo Messaging. This innovative feature, now integrated into the Benivo platform, is set to revolutionize how employees, service providers, and clients collaborate and communicate.