Most American workers prefer remote and hybrid work over traditional in-person work models. In a recent Morning Consult survey, 2% of employed adults in the U.S. chose hybrid work, and 23% preferred to be fully remote. Just 46% wanted to work in the office exclusively.
Connectivity
Cyberattacks are relentless and complex, with many attempting to exploit multiple vulnerabilities to infiltrate their target. No security tool, on its own, can stop all threats. That’s why it’s critical to implement a layered network security strategy.
Thanks in large part to 24x7 connectivity, consumers have come to expect fast response from the companies they do business with. Now, citizens have come to expect the same level of service and communication from government agencies. They expect to have simple access to accurate, up-to-date information and seamless communication with the right government personnel. They also expect services to be delivered and problems to be solved quickly, effectively and transparently.
The pace of business continues to accelerate, thanks in part to a mobile workforce and constantly connected customers. Competition is getting more intense. Providing a product or service immediately, effectively and efficiently is essential.
The transition to remote and hybrid work styles has had a profound impact on network performance. Massive numbers of remote employees and bandwidth-hungry applications have significantly increased network traffic and intensified connectivity demands. Decades-old WAN designs aren’t up to the task.
