11 September 2024

Mantas Čižauskas, Head of Business Development Division, Teltonika Networks

In an Industry 4.0 world, every sector relies on networking devices to keep things centralised, interconnected, and operating at peak efficiency. However, different industries have different needs, and it is those specific needs that dictate whether any given networking product is the right choice.

Enterprise is no exception, but the nature of enterprise needs makes four factors in particular to stand above the rest: scalability, compatibility, security, and total cost of ownership (TCO).

30 August 2024

Martin Lewis, cyber and operational resilience sales manager, Daisy Corporate Services

Business continuity managers have been kept busy in recent years, with supply chain issues, a pandemic, and ongoing cyber-attacks threatening to cause significant disruption to operations. Consequently, continuity planning is now a constant feature on boardroom agendas.

But given the array of risks facing organisations, what steps should be taken to build resilience?

29 August 2024

In today's fast-paced and unpredictable business landscape, preparing for the unexpected is not just an option; it's a necessity. As businesses increasingly rely on technology, interconnected supply chains, and global markets, the need for a robust Business Continuity Plan (BCP) has never been greater. This article explores the critical steps to create a modern business continuity plan, drawing insights from the Preparis’ years of experience creating business continuity plans for organizations of all sizes.

04 July 2024

Tamblyn Calman, sales & marketing director, QNAP

Choosing the right NAS for an enterprise environment requires careful consideration of several critical factors to ensure it meets the specific needs of the business. These factors include connectivity options, types of drives, and intended usage scenarios.

07 June 2024

Kristian Torode, director and co-founder, Crystaline

Undoubtedly, unified communications (UC) is the way to go for the future of work, combining several communication tools into one system for better productivity and easier working. When selecting a system, organisations must ensure they understand their requirements — the number of users, types of communication channels, integration needs with existing systems, mobility requirements, security and compliance considerations and scalability.

Large enterprises are constantly evolving, and therefore require a solution that’s dynamic enough to change with the organisation itself. Look for a platform that can accommodate increasing numbers of users, devices, and locations without compromising performance or requiring significant reconfiguration. Platforms with robust mobile applications are key; they’re downloadable on any device, meaning employees can stay connected and productive from anywhere, whether they’re in the office, working remotely or on the go. By providing employees with the flexibility to access communication and collaboration tools from any location or device, you can empower them to work more efficiently and effectively, regardless of their physical location.