For any business failing to migrate off copper services by 31 May 2022, the stark reality of the ISDN decommission will be a complete communication blackout.

As Australia eases restrictions and reopens its borders to fully vaccinated visa holders, the return of tourists and business travellers signals the start of a return to pre-pandemic times.

However, for companies across the country, the reopening of borders does not herald the return to traditional office-based norms.

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.

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.

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.