Customers to benefit from improved visibility and management of their hybrid networking infrastructure.
For organisations seeking digital transformation, it is important to ask yourself whether you are cognisant of the risk associated with these new technologies, according to Patrick Grillo, a senior director at Fortinet, when speaking at the most recent Gartner Symposium/ITxpo.
As he joined a panel debate on The Longest Mile at the WAN Summit London 2018, we heard from Keith Langridge about the changing needs of customers and how they can exploit new technologies.
Our customers have an abundance of challenges facing their organisations, and everyone wants to overcome them while achieving more with less. Upping productivity and cutting costs are important for most and they might not be as difficult as you think.
BT’s Torsten Jeungling (GM, BT Security) takes a look at security related to digital transformation in the UK.
Many of our customers are exploring Skype for Business as a potential solution for their unified communications. With its instant messaging, presence indication, voice calling, video calling, desktop sharing and conferencing capabilities it’s an attractive collaboration tool.
Because technology is so ready available to mass markets, most of us use more advanced communication tools in our personal lives compared to at work.
How we treat other people, in both our professional and personal lives, will depend on circumstances and context. For example, if you were helping a friend with a job application, you might exchange emails to answer their questions or even have a short phone call.
For both retailers and financial sector organisations, the business environment gets tougher every year. Data consumption keeps increasing. Customers have come to expect a total digital experience — and competition is through the roof.
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