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How To Stop Wasting Money and Strengthen Security For most businesses, mobile devices are essential because they keep teams connected, enable remote work, and support day-to-day operations. But without proper management, they can also be a silent budget killer.
Fast, secure, and reliable connectivity isn’t optional for businesses anymore — it’s essential. With more teams working remotely, IoT adoption skyrocketing, and cloud-based operations becoming the norm, enterprises need networking solutions that keep up.
IT budgets are set to increase 9.8% in 2025, with device expenditures rising10.4%. This surge signals a critical shift in IT investment that businesses like yours can’t afford to overlook.
What THIS Means for Businesses and Connectivity In January, Telstra and Optus switched off their 3G networks to reallocate spectrum for 4G and 5G services with the goal of faster speeds, better call quality, and enhanced mobile coverage.
These days, we keep so much important info on our phones. However, unexpected mishaps, such as a missing or damaged Samsung device, can lead to the loss of essential files, cherished photos, or critical business data.
The holiday season is filled with memorable moments, from festive gatherings to scenic getaways — but imagine losing all your photos, videos, or business data because of a lost, stolen, or damaged iPhone.
Travelling can be exciting, but it also exposes your devices to security risks.
While digital devices have become integral to our daily lives, they can also contribute to stress and burnout. A digital detox is an effective way to reduce screen fatigue, improve mental health, and strengthen work-life balance. And there’s no better time to unplug than during the holidays.
Many businesses across Australia and New Zealand rely on a single telecom carrier for all their connectivity needs. While this approach might seem straightforward, it can lead to significant issues, from higher costs to network interruptions.
Therecent announcement of TPG Telecom’s $5.3 billion sale of its fibre assets to Vocus has captured attention across the Australian telecom sector. This high-value deal, expected to close in late 2025, includes TPG’s enterprise, government, and wholesale business, as well as its fibre network infrastructure and submarine cable assets.
3 Strategies to Reduce Telecom Cost