Traditionally, the physical security of facilities has been a distinct discipline from the logic security of IT systems and data. Physical security was viewed as an extension of building operations to be handled by facilities managers. Their responsibilities included managing security cameras, mechanical locks, guard services and facility access.
Successful cloud migrations begin with well-defined business objectives, success metrics, and technical and operational requirements.
For years, the public cloud seemed like the solution to the drawbacks of onsite IT infrastructure. However, spiraling costs, compliance gaps and vendor lock-in have exposed the limitations of the cloud-first model.
Downtime costs may be lower for midsize organizations than for large enterprises, but they can add up to a significant financial hit.
Most businesses today depend upon the availability of their computer systems — and that dependence creates tremendous risk.
Regulatory compliance is one of the most strategically important components of business operations. However, most companies still treat compliance as a box-checking exercise. While executives champion cultures of integrity, industry benchmarks reveal that surface-level tracking remains the norm.
Is your network sapping your team’s productivity? Does your staff stay frustrated due to slow application response and poor video conferencing quality?
Network performance directly impacts workforce efficiency, employee morale and overall operating costs.
All it takes is one. A weak or reused password. A click on a malicious link. Poor cyber hygiene in a supply chain partner. Any of these threats can result in compromised credentials, giving an attacker insider access to sensitive systems, accounts and data.
Many contact centers struggle to provide optimal customer experiences. Rising consumer expectations, staffing shortages and technological friction create interconnected challenges that hinder service quality.
Customer information is often scattered across disconnected systems, forcing agents to toggle between applications.
Legacy Wi-Fi networks are collapsing under the volume of simultaneous connections. Wi-Fi design must shift from coverage to capacity.
In an overwhelming number of organizations, Wi-Fi networks are struggling to support device density. In addition to large numbers of smartphones and tablets, networks are supporting growing fleets of IoT devices.
Organizations often have a patchwork of technology tools that fil to meet business objectives. Often, it’s because they’re asking the wrong questions.
Business and IT misalignment is a significant and growing problem. Nearly half of all organizations fail to fully align technology with business strategy.
The nature of work has changed dramatically over the past 10 years. Organizations embraced cloud computing and collaboration technologies, and the pandemic spurred widespread adoption of remote and hybrid work styles.
These shifts represent more than a change in workplace culture.
