By the end of the year, it’s expected that 82% of the office workload will be cloud-based. Most companies have realized that for business continuity and the ability to support remote teams, they need to move their apps and data to cloud services.
It seems like Windows 10 is still the “new” operating system. But it’s been out for 6 years now, putting it well into middle age in technology terms. It’s due for retirement in just a little over four years.
The average knowledge worker spends about 19% of their time just searching for information. Forbes found that more time is being spent looking for information than is spent analyzing it.
Every year reports come out by major technology companies that look at the latest threats that companies need to be aware of. Mobile technology has been gaining importance in the workplace, and now makes up about 60% of a company’s endpoints.
Now that everyone has a high-resolution camera with professional filters in their pocket, a lot more photos and videos are being taken. And the higher the quality, the more space is needed to store those files.
It’s hard to turn on the news these days without seeing a mention of ransomware and the Colonial Pipeline attack. It’s not as if ransomware is a new phenomenon, but this attack had one of the farthest-reaching impacts of any similar attack that we’ve seen.
The browser wars are ongoing. Everyone wants to have that vital real estate on your computer as the most used application. We do just about everything in our browsers from web surfing to watching videos to accessing cloud applications.
