Hybrid Cloud Empowers Remote Work as Enterprise Mobility Market Soars to $63.3B by 2026

In today’s evolving work landscape, enterprise mobility is a critical factor for success. As organizations adapt to remote work, flexible schedules, and diverse employee needs, the demand for secure and efficient mobility solutions has also skyrocketed.

According to a report by MarketsandMarkets, the global Enterprise Mobility Management Market is anticipated to hit $63.3 billion by 2026, reflecting a CAGR of 25.1% from 2020 to 2026.

Today’s mobile workforces require solutions that are optimized to work in all environments and that provide real-time access while also protecting against cyberattacks.

In support of this, Leostream, which provides a Remote Desktop Access Platform, is offering five key strategies to ensure workforces are more collaborative and productive in 2024 without sacrificing security.

"As we navigate the evolving landscape of workforce mobility, it's crucial that organizations choose solutions that not only support, but also enhance the productivity and collaboration of their remote teams,” explained Karen Gondoly, CEO of Leostream. “We recognize that traditional, one-size-fits-all approaches are no longer sufficient. Our focus is on delivering flexible, secure, and efficient solutions tailored to equip businesses with the right tools for their remote operations.”

Leostream proposes that modern workforces first inventory devices and maintain a comprehensive list of device types as well as inventory corporate resources and take into account diverse applications and operating systems needed. It also suggests using a cloud strategy for improved user performance and cost optimization.

Leveraging a hybrid cloud strategy for workforce mobility, according to Leostream, offers advantages in both user performance and cost optimization. The utilization of the public cloud enhances the end-user experience for mobile workforce by reducing connection latency. Furthermore, public clouds offer redundancy and on-demand capacity, serving as efficient and cost-effective solutions for building disaster recovery and business continuity measures to support workforce mobility.

By adopting security gateways over legacy VPN solutions it says performance optimization can also be achieved. Finally, it recommends using display protocols with session shadowing capabilities and remote access tools to facilitate seamless interaction among globally dispersed teams.

The overall goal is to simplify IT tasks through a unified solution that efficiently manages client devices, remote resources, and various technologies.

Edited by Greg Tavarez