BLOGS AND INDUSTRY NEWS
Original content from SDWAN Solutions
Double Thriller – Halloween and Bonfire Night 2021
Make sure the Evil Hacker doesn’t attack your business this Halloween and make sure you’re not the guy whose old firewall fails to protect you on Bon(-voyage) fire(wall) Night. Read our blog on past cyber-attacks and cyber-crime and see why you need SASE to protect your network and business every single day.
HOW TECHNOLOGY WILL CHANGE THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR IN 2022 and 2023
In this blog, SD-WAN Solutions highlights the varied and myriad technological innovations the leading construction businesses are adopting to counter this impact, many of which are now trickling down into SMEs and even family run building companies and partner organisations.
TOP SECURITY, IoT, AUTOMATION AND SUSTAINABILITY & NETWORK TECHNOLOGY TRENDS FOR 2022
In this blog update to my TECHNOLOGY, CONNECTIVITY, SECURITY AND NETWORK TRENDS REPORTS – which is packed with over 100 insights, stats & fact files, new technology trend predictions and thought-leader comments, I cover how the first FIVE of my 10 top technology trends for 2022 are impacting businesses across all sectors.
AFRICA TECHNOLOGY, CONNECTIVITY, SECURITY & NETWORK TRENDS 2022
So, what is driving cloud adoption strategy trends in Africa? Why are trend predictors saying that 2022 will be the Year of SD-WAN? How will SASE stem the alarming trend for cyber-attacks that annually strip 10% of African GDP? How is hugely increased African connectivity impacting on this unprecedented digitisation of an entire continent?
DEVICELESS SD-WAN REPLACING VPNS
VPN Technology has been around for years now, (in fact the first ever VPNs were introduced back in 1996) since then, they have allowed enterprises with remote workforces, such as on-the-road salespeople, to enable those remote workers to access corporate assets on the corporate network from remote locations.
OMNICHANNEL OMNIPOTENCE AS RETAIL GOES REAL-WORLD ONCE MORE
Research show that 37% shoppers will not wait more than 5 minutes to pay for their shopping before dumping their basket and leaving the store. 17% of these shoppers would not wait more than 3 minutes.