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Industry 4.0 growth driving demand for PCNs and private LTE

With the Industry 4.0 juggernaut gathering speed, companies are embedding more and more smart and connected technologies into advanced production and operational processes. As the number of sensors soars, we’ll see the full automation of the manufacturing process, complete with real-time analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) enabling decision-making on the manufacturing line.

Topics: Network

Older 4G devices impacted by 3G shutdown

In our 4G and 5G world, 3G can sound terribly old school, meaning you may not have paid much attention its imminent shutdown. Telstra has been warning the market for five long years that this day is coming. Make no mistake, the 3G network will disappear. Telstra has extended the closure of their 3G network by two months, now scheduled to cease on 31 August 2024.

Topics: Connectivity Network 5G

Enhancing Network Security: The Benefits of Managed Services for SD-WAN and Cradlepoint Deployments

Improve network control, visibility, performance and security with a Software Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN) solution. Unlike older WAN technology, SD-WAN is controlled through a software application that allows for the creation of a more dynamic and intelligent WAN environment.

Topics: Security Network

SD-WAN a Key Enabler of the Adaptive Network

It’s often said that a digital transformation is only as good as the network it’s built on. That’s because when transformation that enables ongoing flexibility can keep pace with rapidly changing business requirements. In this world, the Adaptive Network with software-defined wide area networks (SD-WAN) at its core is now indispensable for businesses of all types.

Topics: Network

Future of Collaboration: Unified Communications as a Service

Unified communications integrates a selection of communication channels into one platform. This enables employees to call, chat or video through one system, simplifying the communication process. The availability of such services helps workers to better connect, improving the efficiency with which they can organise conference calls, collaborations, and messaging. As we become more technologically advanced, it is essential that we find ways to further increase efficiency and productivity on our devices. imei offers unified communications as a service, which is an effective way to keep both internal and external stakeholders better connected and to move forward in the workplace. 

Topics: Unified Communications Network