Medium-sized businesses (MSBs) are an essential part of the global economy. Amongst continuing business challenges, the COVID-19 pandemic has been a leading factor in IT decisions.
Whether the challenges have been additional investments in technology, remote staffing, mitigating data management risks or the increasing regulations, this report aims to provide an understanding of how companies can make the most of new opportunities and think differently when it comes to IT systems.
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