In many cases, the pandemic accelerated digital transformation to a point where there’s no turning back.

The COVID-19 pandemic will fuel demand for data center containment solutions in the future, owing to rise in internet usage that has necessitated the need for more data centers.

The internet felt the pandemic’s effect in full force as it had to withstand the sudden surge of users to the online space.

Currently, two out of 10 people work remotely from home full time, according to Owl Labs — blurring the lines between business/personal environments.

According to Gartner, eight out of 10 cybersecurity markets are expected to grow faster than the market average, with cloud security augmenting the fastest.

Consolidated Communications has accessible educational materials, easy-to-implement tips, and additional resources available on consolidated.com/staysafeonline to help protect everything people connect.

In his virtual keynote address, Jean-Pascal Tricoire, Schneider Electric’s chairman and CEO, urged attendees to accelerate their digital transformation to better position themselves for the upheaval caused by both the climate crisis and the global pandemic that has swept the world in 2020.

It is not uncommon for organizations to create well-being and breakout areas, exercise spaces, and reading rooms within their workspaces for their employees to take advantage of during the workday. So, why not also create dedicated learning zones?

There are a number of issues you should examine before making this kind of a decision. Let’s take a look at the top 10.

To meet the external pressures and customer challenges, wholesale data center owners must look for ways to make operations more profitable.