In an era of rapid change, how do you keep workforce plans relevant to the shifting needs of the business? Whether you’re a team of one or a global center of excellence, these three key things can help improve your strategy and set you up for future success.
Here's a look at the anatomy of today's mobile office and the essential tools you'll need to get things done.
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The security environment in Latin America’s largest economy continues to deteriorate, putting increasing demands on companies that operate there.
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Remember those old Ginzu knife commercials where the spokesman would say, “But wait. There’s more?” The same could be said about today’s IP video systems.
There’s nothing more frustrating than a visible slowdown in download speeds. You get into the office early and fire your computer up. Email, online apps, web searches…they’re all moving quickly and you’re getting things done.
The pace of business is faster than ever, and to keep up you need the fastest internet possible. Conceptually most business owners understand this, but what they don’t necessarily understand is how to determine whether they have the right internet speed.
When most people think of the origin of the autonomous vehicle, they think 2011 and Google. But long before Google placed its spinning sensors on the roof of an SUV, machinery companies were deploying self-driving trucks and autonomous tools in the field.
While challenged to meet these escalating demands, IT leaders of distributed enterprises are also faced with delivering a seamless and consistent connected experience for all of their customers, employees, and partners, regardless of location or proximity to the network backbone.
The Internet of Things (IoT) can seem futuristic, but it’s “nothing revolutionary.”
"Time is money" is a phrase often attributed to Benjamin Franklin. Whoever coined the phrase, this wisdom seems to grow more relevant with each passing decade. The only difference today is that we have the benefit of technology to help us save time and money.
A video monitoring system plays a critical role for the peace of mind of business owners, no matter the size of the business. It not only protects the many assets of a business, but also the people who work there.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is underway, representing a great technological upheaval in how we live, work and interrelate. Like other transformative periods before it, our hyper-connected age has changed consumer habits and expectations, and disrupted time-worn ways of doing business.
Relatively few, though, are fully utilizing the tools that would provide visibility into the network and more cost-effective management over performance, although many are eagerly exploring software-defined network (SDN) technologies.
All IoT projects, therefore, should be guided by a vision based on clear objectives for the organizational whole. Even if you start small, which is probably a good idea, consider how adaptable the architecture and infrastructure you use is to future initiatives.
While midmarket companies and enterprises in the past have limited their cloud investments to a handful of tasks, such as running webmail or developing the odd application, now they are moving business-critical applications to the cloud and keeping them there when they reach production.
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