Get Connected: Building Your Digital Workplace
Digital transformation is affecting every industry. Industries are being disrupted by newcomers who are looking at business processes from a completely different perspective. Instead of asking, “How can I improve this process,” newcomers are asking, “Do I even need it?” Every company needs to be on their toes and start thinking about how they can evolve their business to stay relevant with customer’s wants and needs. If you’re not, chances are your competitors are. Check out this infographic to find out the top 4 networking challenges driving the digital transformation.Download “The Top 4 Networking-Challenges.pdf” The-Top-4-Networking-Challenges.pdf – Downloaded 1599 times – 124.88 KB
The explosion of smartphones, tablets, cloud-based applications, and the Internet of Things has changed the nature of work. This new mobile-first environment is mostly a good thing for small and midsize businesses (SMBs).
Today’s workers are more mobile than ever, and there’s no end in sight to the growth in connectivity―inside and outside the office. According to Gartner, by 2020, the world will be saturated with more than 21 billion connected devices. While this presents businesses with innovative possibilities it also puts your network at risk. Learn how Aruba can help reduce network risks by pairing user and device visibility with network enforcement.
Network connectivity at a hotel is no longer just about high speed Internet access. Today, technology enables venues to offer their guests an immersive, personalized experience that boosts guest loyalty and increases hotel revenue. From wayfinding and push notifications, based on an individual’s location and personal preferences, to simplified check-in/ check-out, and a more home like experience, mobility solutions allow travelers to have a “wow” experience every step of their journey.
Due to various factors, including complex hardware configurations and regulatory compliance requirements, some physical servers and workstations cannot be virtualized. And everyday occurrences such as lapses in connectivity, hardware failures, file corruption — even ransomware or theft — can leave an organization’s data at risk.