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Preparing for the post-pandemic workplace

Published by: Aruba

As enterprises look towards the challenges of a post-pandemic world, one thing is widely acknowledged. The return to work will not mean a return to normal. After months in which the nature of how we work has fundamentally altered, it is unlikely that the workplace will ever be the same again.
Instead we are moving towards a hybrid workplace – one where people will work in and move between a combination of locations. With this in mind IT decision makers are investing more heavily in cloud and AI-based networking.
This whitepaper seeks to provide a snapshot of how IT departments have been affected by the pandemic, the nature of their response, and how that will shape investment priorities in the coming 24 months.

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Lang: ENG
Type: Whitepaper Length: 10 pages

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