It’s no surprise that more and more companies are opting for remote workforces, especially since the pandemic. According to an estimate from Global Workplace Analytics, 56% of the workforce, not including self-employed individuals, can perform their jobs remotely.
With an increase in organizations opting for a remote work environment, connectivity is more important than ever. Cloud workspaces and remote desktops, like IGEL, rely on Wi-Fi to save time and money, and to increase productivity.
Supplying your remote workforce with the right technology can transform the way your business operates. A purpose-built virtual environment will support a vast amount of remote display protocols and technology integrations.
Companies use cloud workspaces and remote desktops, such as IGEL, to:
Once your workforce is set up with the right cloud workspace, you can focus on other opportunities to keep productivity up and reduce wireless network downtime. The best way to do this is through endpoint monitoring.
Endpoint monitoring is a solution that grants network engineers visibility to Wi-Fi connectivity of remote workers and their devices. This information allows engineering teams to monitor and track activity, performance, and of course issues, on all mobile devices within the wireless network.
In order to extract and analyze this information, a Wi-Fi monitoring tool or software must be installed on the endpoints within the cloud workspace. Having this information is critical for Wi-Fi engineers to identify, understand, and resolve issues before they arise. 7SIGNAL’s Mobile Eye is patented software that is used to perform this necessary analysis and will help keep your endpoints up and running.