When COVID-19 arrived in early 2020, enterprises’ first priority was to patch together a communications and information-sharing infrastructure that could sustain operations until work could return to normal. More than a year later, returns are on hold, and enterprises are rethinking their visions of “normal.” They’re reimagining their workplaces and their business practices, embracing more flexible models that take advantage of the benefits of edge technologies.
As a marketer or brand owner in 2021, it’s not enough to protect your brands and trademarks in real life. You have to build a fort around your online assets too. Brand marketers are increasingly losing leads, brand affinity and customer loyalty to cybercriminals who impersonate their brands to scam their customers and prospects.
What Does the Future Hold for the Communication Service Providers Keeping the World Connected During COVID-19?
Agility + analytics x automation can equal exponential growth for today’s organisation.
According to a new study by consultancy PwC, augmented reality and virtual reality will together pump $4.1 billion (Dh15.05bn) into the UAE economy by 2030, boosting the country’s gross domestic product by 1 per cent.
AI opens doors to resilience and agility, and futureproofs businesses against fluctuating market conditions.
Remote Work: Can IT up its Game in Digital Infrastructure?
How A10 Networks is Positioning the Channel for Growth, Finding Ways to Incentivise Partners.
Importance of “Going-Digital” During Remote Working and Beyond.
Are the region’s data centres ready for our digital demands?
From On-Campus to On-Demand: Secure Networking for the New Higher Education.
The recent announcement by German car manufacturing behemoth Volkswagen AG, that they will have to significantly reduce their production over the next coming months, due to the global chip shortage is just another illustration of the impact the crisis is having on multiple industries worldwide. The beginning of the global chip shortage can be traced back to the heavy-handed tactics pursued by the U.S. government in its treatment of Chinese ICT vendors.
Narender Vasandani, Technical Services Group Manager IMEA at Siemon, penned an exclusive op-ed for May’s edition of CNME, in which he discusses the fundamental steps that are integral to build smart cities of the future.
As industrial operations become increasingly autonomous, ‘connected workers’ are vital for digital business success, explains Kim Custeau, Vice President APM Business at AVEVA.
