Ultimately businesses now require a new, more flexible connectivity than fixed-line alone can provide, while still ensuring that their enterprise network is kept secure. Sometimes our clients need connectivity also on remote locations with no mobile or landline service available. Or they need to combine bandwidth from multiple sources for ultimate dependability. Historically there has been no real answer for businesses when a fixed-line isn’t readily available. Meaning organizations have had no choice but to accept limited functionality in more remote locations or otherwise simply been unable to set up at all.
Regardless of this reliance on connectivity, organizations are starting to do business in new and unusual locations. From pop-up shops in the middle of shopping centers to temporary restaurants on roof-tops, gardens, and beaches, companies today are finding new locations from which to reach their customers. In addition to these new, innovative locations designed to engage customers, businesses are also looking to simply expand their reach to new audiences – for example large retailers are opening local convenience stores to reach rural populations. This changing environment demands networking, which can be connected anywhere, at any time, and generally with little notice.
