New ways of working: what hybrid work means for connectivity, security and devices

New ways of working: what hybrid work means for connectivity, security and devices
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Covid-19 has compelled businesses to accelerate their digital transformation plans and embrace remote and hybrid working. As we enter the third year since the advent of Covid-19, assessing shifting working patterns is more important than ever before. Going forward, the key pillars of hybrid-working propositions will include fast and reliable connectivity, security of work-related activities and new requirements for devices used for productivity. On top of this, new working patterns are also impacting the way people spend the rest of their time at home, which is leading to changing interactions with home technology and new visions for smart homes.

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