While most executives realize that technology is crucial to a successful business, many admit that the state of their IT systems is less than optimal, they may have outdated operating systems, services, or applications, they may face security inconsistency across endpoints and servers, network troubles may prevent business users from doing their jobs, IT spend valuable time to manually manage and troubleshoot IT services. They may have limited collaboration and un-integrated communication tools. They may have obsolete reporting tools that couldn’t address modern business needs. 

Enterprises and midsize businesses have unique needs that influence their technology decisions; they share the need for a well-managed and secure infrastructure. That infrastructure is the foundation for the business, whether large or small, and it must have the reliability, security, and flexibility to not just sustain the business but to help it thrive. 

On the other hand, Enterprises and midsize businesses need new tools to help people to be connected, collaborated, organized, and capable of prioritizing their work and personal lives. Business is becoming more transparent, with a greater need to show accountability and increase security and privacy within and across organizations. 

These Organizations recognize the benefits of introducing reporting and data analysis across departments to be more insights-driven and have comprehensive tools for putting insights in the hands of the business user.