The answer to that came with a hefty price. They deliberated on questions that would decide the future of the company, the future of work, and what happens when things go wrong? Is the network secure enough, or what happens if the Internet fails? In one tweet, Elon Musk captures the everyday sexism faced by women in STEMĬEOs had a tough decision to provide a seamless and secure experience to their employees right from understanding the demands and nature of their operation to choosing an adequate network partner who could enable unified connectivity.
While the move was embraced with optimism, the work behind the scenes was much more gruelling than one could imagine. It was a testing time for enterprises to ensure business continuity in real-time to survive. And the echo that was universal across was: “My network is bad” or “Can you hear me?”Īs most people shifted to work from home, they were not alone in this predicament. Some enterprises adapted quickly others struggled with IT and technical issues. While remote working became the new normal, there’s been a no-one-size-fits-all experience. An image of over 5,000 computers linked via local and high speed internet connections at a four-day event Euskal Encounter in the Bilbao Exhibition Centre, Barakaldo
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