How to optimise connectivity for your hybrid workers

How to optimise connectivity
for your hybrid workers

It is estimated that the number of devices on the network will reach 70 billion by 2025,
more than doubling in less than 5 years. This equates to 9 devices
by 2025, up from just 2 per user in 2015*

This highlights the rapid change in the way that many organisations operate and how they will need to adapt in the future. Their existing infrastructure wasn't designed for such flexible working and has no ability to scale.

Common challenges include legacy IT environments, growth in the number of devices, multiple connections which all need to be secure, and the sheer volume of data being processed and stored.

Add to this your employee’s expectation for a seamless experience, whether in the office, working from home or a remote location, means organisations have several areas to address.

Your IT infrastructure ultimately must allow your people to be productive and achieve their goals and tasks wherever they choose to work.

Connectivity requires resilience, security and performance because without it everything stops.

* https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Estimated-Number-of-Connected-Devices-Per-Person-By-2025

You can optimise connectivity
for your hybrid workers by redesigning with employee experience at the heart of strategy setting by:

Auditing your current IT infrastructure and new business requirements
Understanding your need for on-premises vs cloud
Identifying compute, storage and security needs
Addressing and revising your policies for hybrid working
Assessing your infrastructure’s impact on productivity and employee experience
Improving outdated network devices - such as routers, switches and wi-fi connectivity - to the latest hardware

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and Infrastructure strategy, get in touch with one
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