Zero in on VPN Alternatives

Data science requires vast amounts of data. And that too from multiple sources. Data virtualization integrates the data across these disparate sources and provides a unified view of the data to data science algorithms. With it, data scientists can deliver important answers to business questions that enable the business users to perform their functions efficiently.

Between navigating the complexities of government policies and processes, or various agencies and departments, designing networks in the government sector can be challenging. Multiple types of environments — from large campuses, government departments, or secure facilities — all need high-performing Wi-Fi. In addition, you may have a need for robust network security and flexibility — both are needed when you have a large percentage of geographically dispersed workers. This makes understanding and defining your network requirements critical to a successful deployment.

With hiring goals at the top of every company’s priority list, it has never been more critical to have a world-class onboarding experience. New hires need to be engaged right from the start so that they’ll learn quickly and perform at a high level. Through dozens of VR platform implementations with companies like Sprouts, Verizon, and Walmart, Strivr has found that engagement and performance are at their peak when Virtual Reality is part of the onboarding process. Watch the on-demand webinar for an interactive discussion where we’ll share the five ways that you can quickly reshape your onboarding experience with a VR platform. These recommendations come from our work with the most successful companies, who have boosted usage rates, trained faster, improved skill proficiency, and scaled company culture with the added element of immersive learning.

With most employees working from home amid today’s COVID-19 outbreak, VPN and remote access to enterprise resources have drastically increased. This is a huge challenge for the IT and security departments as many security experts believe that the current VPN deployments are designed for a small percentage of employees of the organizations and not for the overwhelming number of teleworkers who now need to access them repeatedly throughout the workday.