According to a study by McKinsey, before the COVID-19 pandemic, 99% of executives expected their workforce to be on-site more than four days a week. Now most are planning to have employees on-site between one and four days each week.

In the wake of the global pandemic, flexible working has become a cornerstone of the modern workplace. Long considered a nice-to-have workplace perk, in a very short space of time, WFH flexibility switched to an absolute necessity for most knowledge workers.

5G is heralding a new world of opportunities for business transformation. That’s because 5G networks support more users, devices, services, and new use cases without new costs or increased carbon footprint.

It seems like an eternity since the advent of 4G and smartphones ushered in the era of enterprise mobility, with voice and data IP services and a fast broadband internet experience serving as a primary engine of growth. The introduction of 5G mobile data networks takes this to a whole new level. Offering faster speeds and increased data capacity with lower latency and greater device density, the fifth generation of mobile wireless communications technology is fast becoming an integral part of every business strategy.

Until the recent past, endpoint management was neatly partitioned with different solutions for different needs. On one side you had PC lifecycle management requirements – and on the other enterprise mobility management (EMM) and mobile application management (MAM) capabilities.