How would permanent daylight saving time affect your work?

The biggest technical benefit would be losing the twice-yearly clock changes. Fewer chances for scheduled jobs or local-time calculations to stumble over a missing or repeated hour.

Getting there could still take work. Systems need updated time-zone rules, and some devices may need manual configuration if they don't get an update. I'd check anything with its own clock or scheduling settings rather than assuming it will all patch itself.

For systems that store and schedule everything in UTC, the workload might be pretty small. Local-time displays and reports would still need the right time-zone rules, though, so UTC doesn't make the change completely invisible.

Meetings could be the bigger change than IT work. If your team includes people in places that already stay on standard time, the time difference with them could stop shifting twice a year. Depending on where everyone is, recurring meetings might need a fresh look.

The daily routine side cuts both ways. Not changing clocks twice a year sounds nice, but permanent daylight time would mean darker winter mornings than permanent standard time. That could make getting up or commuting less appealing, depending on your schedule and where you live.