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Desktop-as-a-service (DaaS) and virtual desktops have helped transform how employees work with ubiquitous and secure access to their business apps and data from anywhere, at any time.
As of 2022, demand for cloud telephony services is forecast to accrue $20.7 billion. Growth is attributed to a shift toward more efficient telecommunications technologies.
The acceleration of digital transformation caused by the pandemic will continue for at least the next couple of years. Rapid and often continuous data center retooling is expected as businesses rely on and respond to the above trends to meet their evolving customer, employee, and partner needs.
As the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry faced unprecedented challenges in 2020, the need to support a huge number of connected devices and sensors skyrocketed. How will these trends impact the ICT infrastructure in a post-pandemic reality?
Despite the disruptive challenges of 2020, the survey reveals that IT teams have adapted to managing end-user experiences in today’s work-from-home paradigm.
After jumping out early in 2020 as a voice of caution for corporations unprepared for the shift to WFH under COVID-19, IAITAM is now looking ahead to what it expects in the new year of 2021.
While the appetite for both personal and commercial data has been steadily growing for years, the coronavirus has fueled the rise of remote working and socializing platforms, substantially accelerating demand growth.
A significant portion of respondents needed weeks or months to detect data theft by employees (26%), improper employee data sharing (18%), and admin mistakes (12%).
According to Gartner, spending on cloud security is predicted to be the fastest riser of all cybersecurity markets, with an expected increase of 33%, driving the market to an expected $585 million this year.