For some organisations culture and technology has had a profound effect on the way people work. The hard fastened 9am – 5pm office hours have become somewhat blurred.
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
The likes of YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat tell us there must have been something in that. People are using infinitely more imagery now than they ever have – with the picture leading the message and text only in supporting commentary, if at all.
We’ve been impressed with the way the various digital data gatherers have mobilised their responses to the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). Inboxes have been flooded with requests to stay opted-in, to update privacy policies or to urgently check your account details.
For some organisations culture and technology has had a profound effect on the way people work. The hard fastened 9am – 5pm office hours have become somewhat blurred.
We can’t overstate the impact social media’s had on consumer behaviour over the last decade. Consumers are using social media platforms to share ideas, research products and services, leave reviews, check reviews, consult friends, make enquiries and even rant about companies that don’t meet their expectations.
SD-WAN is poised to transform the network. Here’s how you cut through the hype to work out what form of SD-WAN is right for your organisation.
Back in the old days (about 20 years ago), the only way to contact a company in a hurry when you needed help, wanted to buy something, or just wanted to make a complaint was to reach for the phone and speak to an agent in a call centre
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