With news recently that around 25 million Android phones have been infected by a new form of malware, it’s a good time to review your organisation’s mobile security deployment.

With the world moving to 5G, the accelerating adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of things (IoT) technologies, as well as ongoing reliance on high-quality mobile applications, mobility is becoming ever-more pivotal across the enterprise. Now, the fusion of these technologies in the form of Intelligent Connectivity has the potential to change everything.

Starting out with a new managed mobility service provider (MMSP) gives you the opportunity to take a fresh look at your mobile technology.

Whether it’s your first time, or you’re changing providers, your mobile fleet will benefit from a thorough assessment of where you’re at, where you’d like to be, and how you’ll get there.

How well do your people work together? When it comes to increasing business growth and output, making it easier for your people to collaborate is key to enabling higher productivity and increasing engagement. To bring teams together, unified communication and collaboration tools are now vital.

The nature of work continues to evolve. Advances in mobile technologies and devices have ushered in a new world of workplace flexibility, enabling more and more workers to do their jobs from anywhere, at any time of day.

As more and more organisations journey through digital transformation to glean insights from intelligence to better meet customers’ needs, and enhance the work experience for employees, the benefits of enterprise mobility management become increasingly difficult to ignore.

Back in March, at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, we heard predictions of more than 25 billion IoT connections across the globe within the next 30 years. There seems to be nothing that can't be connected to the internet. But, without robust IoT security, the enterprise will be open to new risks.

For every business, nailing down an enterprise mobility strategy is now more important than ever. Say you run a distribution company, having your van drivers scan parcels and collect electronic signatures on their mobile devices is essential.

With the enormous opportunities opening up with the coming 5G network, it’s important for businesses to plan ahead and understand what’s required to transition to this ultra-connected world of 5G.