The rapid growth of mobility in the workplace has brought with it a whole new raft of challenges for IT teams. In most organisations, mobile security practices and regulatory compliance top this list, though there’s still some way to go before meeting best practices.

For modern businesses in the throes of migrating critical business applications to the cloud and needing more bandwidth for high-speed communications to remote offices and workforces, solving traditional WAN bandwidth limitations is now critical. In this world, the traditional way of building WANs has become something of a misfit.

With the new year comes the opportunity to take a close look at mobile data security. The advent of COVID-19 last year forced many companies to pivot and modernise, adopting new technologies at a rapid pace to keep the wheels of their business turning.

As we enter the festive season and bid farewell to 2020, we’d like to thank our partners, vendors, and clients for their ongoing support this year. We’re looking forward to an exciting start to 2021 with accelerated business transformation and planning around 5G and SD-WAN intensifying as long-planned changes and transitions to remote working becoming a reality.

When imei launched back in November 2000, the Nokia 3310 was just about the most popular phone on the planet. Of course, back then, a mobile phone was just a phone. You could use it to make voice calls (were there any other kind?) and talk to people on the go! You could also send simple messages with love-it-or-hate-it predictive text functionality using the Short Message Service, or SMS for short!