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From utility providers to automobile manufacturers, and from consumer electronics developers to medical device leaders, companies who mass produce physical products are rapidly moving to connected field service solutions to leverage edge, network and cloud technologies that provide unprecedented visibility and control of their factories and onsite implementations.
Originally posted on The Frontier Hub – Industrial Innovation.
Original post on Industrial Innovation (The Frontier Hub)
Original post on Customer Magazine
According to Microsoft, cloud-based calling will overtake premises-based calling by 2026 while, in the immediate term, the growth of Microsoft Teams in the context of the dramatic rise of work-from-home double year over year (from 2021 to 2022).
Original post on SD-WAN Resource
With faster speeds, the rapid growth of private 5G enterprise wireless alternatives, more sophisticated applications, more powerful devices, and the work from everywhere phenomenon showing no signs of slowing down – those leaders responsible for ensuring performance, protection, and productivity are struggling with the next wave of digital transformation and the hard reality of 2023 IT budgets.
For businesses to sustain in the current and post-COVID-19 world, they will need to adapt their business models through digital transformation to support a virtual workforce and virtual supply chain. And at the heart of enabling digital transformation is reliable connectivity integrated with ubiquitous communication and collaboration.