Join our FREE one-day business-to-business symposium to stay on top of emerging trends. Learn and network, building valuable new business relationships and finding top vendors that help decision makers take strategic action to immediately improve the security of your workplace of the future.

DATE: November 8, 2019
TIME: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
LOCATION: Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse

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As technology advances and companies look for more ways to control costs and increase their competitive advantage, there will be increased interaction with artificial intelligence (AI), job re-engineering, and more remote working. The workplace of the future is a shared sense of purpose, a culture of collaboration, and a way of drumming an environment built to drive your business value. Through deepened engagement and spurred productivity, it empowers and inspires people to do their best work – to communicate, collaborate, and solve problems. People, not just technology, will define the future of work. The world is more open, connected, and faster-moving and the future of work will be rooted in technology, from cloud-based software to AI, but technology on its own isn’t enough.

The technological revolution is transforming how we collaborate in business. Workers are using smart devices to interact instantly in multiple ways from anywhere across the globe, giving teams the ultimate tool — freedom. From AI transforming conference rooms into multimedia platforms to digital whiteboards enabling video-enhanced collaboration, workplace technologies are revolutionizing our lives, creating a more productive and efficient world.

What does this mean for your workplace? Keeping your workplace safe and secure is your number one concern. Businesses can protect against the risks of a mobile workforce by implementing a strategy that ensures users do not give away sensitive information through lax security practices. As you review your mobile security strategy, make sure the solutions you choose shield devices from infected apps, man-in-the-middle attacks, OS exploits, malicious links in SMS messages and anything else that may expose your company to a data breach.