MAGAZINE OF NORTHERN IRELAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
Connected Workplace of the Future May/June 2016 ISSUE 16
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3 Years
According to Neil Rickard, research vice president at Gartner, there is a shift from wireless-by-exception to wireless-by-default in many enterprises. Where previously only 10% of devices would be connected to the enterprise LAN via Wi-Fi, he predicts that modern enterprises will be connecting 90% of devices via wireless, with only 10% relying on wired connectivity
According to Cisco, global WiFi traffic will overtake wired traffic in just three year’s time. This steady and inevitable move towards wireless is changing the face of the ‘office’ forever
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2018
Gartner predicts that by 2018, 25% of large organisations will have an explicit strategy to make their corporate computing environments similar to a consumer computing experience
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