Enterprise Mobility has come such a long way in a short time. It doesn’t seem that long ago since employees were delighted with their Nokia work phones that allowed them to be contactable on the go. There were no capabilities for remote working and mobile devices were not regarded as essential productivity tools or the foundation on which business continuity would prevail.

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.

In our digital world, smartphones, tablets, and other forms of mobile technology are now an integrated and vital part of day-to-day operations in any thriving business. As the use of mobile technologies escalates, with all the benefits that come with enterprise mobility, so too does the need to monitor and manage mobile data usage and costs.

As the Australian Government hands out $20 million in grants to support various projects that demonstrate 5G’s capability and benefits across a range of industry sectors and locations, our offering of a superfast 5G network in just three days is really hitting the mark with Australian businesses. While it’s a godsend for organisations with branches poorly served by dependable connectivity, the service is also hitting home runs for companies needing fast and reliable wireless connectivity despite being well served by wired internet services.

Following on from our recent blog on imei’s 21 years in business, as we have evolved to a whole-of-business communications services provider, so too imei’s partnering activities have also evolved.