As a business leader, you understand the importance of a reliable, high-speed internet connection. Unfortunately, traditional internet connections often struggle to meet modern businesses’ increasing bandwidth and security demands. That’s where metro Ethernet comes in, offering a flexible, high-performance, and scalable connectivity solution tailored to businesses operating within metropolitan areas. The global metro Ethernet market
Connectivity is the backbone of successful business operations in today’s digital world. From facilitating seamless communication and collaboration across global offices to enabling cloud computing and remote network access, multi-site networking solutions like virtual private LAN service (VPLS) are essential for businesses to compete effectively. The VPLS market is estimated to reach $2.5 billion by
MPLS networks have been the backbone of enterprise connectivity for over two decades. However, the rapid pace of digital transformation is making many businesses reconsider whether MPLS still meets their needs. With the managed MPLS market forecast to reach $80.6 billion worldwide by 2028,1 it’s clear that many enterprises still depend on this reliable technology
As your business expands across multiple locations, a critical question emerges – how do you connect them seamlessly? The growth of your workforce, customer base, and sales rely on a network that ties all of your offices and data together, which is where Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) comes in. MPLS has emerged as the preferred
Increased reliance on cloud-based applications and remote work has caused the traditional network perimeter to vanish – and attack surfaces to exponentially expand. Nearly 40% of businesses experienced a data breach in their cloud environment last year,1 making it critical for cyber security strategies to evolve as networks expand beyond data centers. Enter software-defined wide
Providers have been touting SD-WAN as the best network management solution for the past few years, while others argue that traditional MPLS solutions still reign supreme. But while MPLS remains a fixture for many large enterprises, it’s clear that SD-WAN is gaining ground. SD-WAN adoption grew by 47% last year1 – and experts predict 92%
An estimated 32.6 million Americans will work remotely by 2025,1 making mobile devices vital to businesses of all sizes. Mobile devices have not only revolutionized the way we work by enabling flexible work-from-anywhere environments, but they also improve productivity, employee satisfaction, cost savings, and more. Unfortunately, increasing mobile device usage comes with the challenge of
Contact center as a service (CCaaS) solutions have emerged as game-changers in enhancing customer experience and streamlining communication. They offer scalability, flexibility, and robust functionality, marking a significant shift from the traditional, hardware-based contact center infrastructure. Experts predict CCaaS adoption will pass 60% by 2028,1 so if you haven’t transitioned to this flexible cloud-based contact
It’s not a stretch to say that Microsoft Teams is one of the most popular communication tools in the world. Around 270 million people used Teams last year,1 so it’s easy to see why more companies are looking for a way to use this fast, reliable collaboration platform as a business voice solution. While there
Contact centers are essential for providing the best experience for your customers. And since 76% of consumers say they’d switch to a competitor after having a single bad experience with a brand,1 your business growth depends on your ability to build a better customer experience. Contact center as a service (CCaaS) solutions leverage traditional call
