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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.

In a world where hybrid and remote working are becoming increasingly prevalent, various organizations are embracing the array of advantages gained through offering a work-from-home option to employees. Despite a lack of enthusiasm from companies to move to remote work prior to COVID-19, restrictions from the pandemic forcing employees to work remotely have removed that initial hesitancy as millions of employees offered an upturn in productivity and satisfaction.

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.