Customers to benefit from improved visibility and management of their hybrid networking infrastructure.
We recently surveyed 5,000 business executives and 600 IT decision makers across 11 global markets. And the message they gave us couldn’t have been stronger. If organisations invest in better digital experiences, they’ll be rewarded with a huge boost in productivity.
I’ve had two very good experiences with customer service recently. And to my surprise, they’ve both come from the financial services industry. What really impressed me most is that they were proactive. The banks contacted me about the problem.
Customers to benefit from improved visibility and management of their hybrid networking infrastructure.
Safer, simpler interactions drive sales. Because of this, getting your security right is much more than just sticking to legal and regulatory requirements. Security is constantly on our customers’ minds. Even more so now, with the consistent and unavoidable role that technology and digital innovations play in our daily interactions.
When we are asked about what impact the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) made on us, it is hard to state it in only a few sentences. The BTYSTE has created many links and connections for us as well as helping us develop our personal skills.
Simply put, productivity matters. It matters to governments, to industry, to families and individuals. For something so important, it’s alarming to see how it’s fallen across developed economies since the financial crisis over a decade ago.
On 14th July 1866, the Great Eastern, the largest ship in the world at the time, left the remote shores of Valentia Island in Kerry, bound for Newfoundland in Canada. Its mission was to lay an underwater cable that would open technological communications between Europe and North America for the first time.
In our whitepaper titled “Riding the wave: How CIOs are shaping their networks for a digital future”, we note that by 2021, global IP traffic is expected to grow to 278 exabytes a month
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