To be able to succeed, leaders need to create environments that can adapt to maximise opportunities, mitigate risks and most importantly be able to scale both securely and sustainably. The key to this is connectivity.

FY23 has been an extraordinary year for Logicalis’s Microsoft partnership. We’ve seen 60% year-on-year growth reflecting our unwavering commitment to helping customers deliver business value through digital transformation.

Employee burnout has become an increasingly alarming concern in recent years, and the COVID-19 pandemic has only exacerbated the issue. With the pandemic forcing many employees to work remotely, isolation and blurred boundaries between work and home life have led to a significant increase in burnout cases.

Hear from Logicalis CTO, Toby Alcock, as he describes the challenges customers are facing and how our Digital Fabric Platformm can enable them to drive business outcomes.

Security is one of the biggest challenges that any organisation can face. As businesses look to adopt a hybrid approach, the lack of a clearly definable network perimeter has undoubtedly increased the risk of threat and attack substantially.

Discover how integrating security into your hybrid office environment can empower innovation, accelerate agility, and provide visibility over new opportunities while keeping your business safe.

To compete in the modern marketplace, businesses need to be able to adapt to opportunities in real-time which requires unprecedented digital agility and flexibility. However, the traditional view of security is no longer fit for purpose in this increasingly digital world.

Since the pandemic there has been a triple digit increase in cybersecurity intrusions during the first half of 2021, with incidents up by 125% year-on-year driven by a potent mixture of web shell activity, targeted ransomware and extortion operations, and supply chain intrusions.

The ability for companies to be able to safeguard their people, information, and systems has never been more crucial. In the aftermath of the pandemic, organisations are seizing the opportunity to reimagine processes and redesign architecture.