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As employee presence in offices surges to its highest level in more than four years, companies are realigning their workspace and technology investments amid a new landscape. The workplace is becoming more flexible, technologically advanced, and environmentally conscious while also being flexible to accommodate potential policy shifts. Frost & S...

The modern workplace is undergoing a rapid transformation, moving beyond traditional metrics of occupancy to focus on effectiveness and experience. Organizations have realized that simply filling seats does not drive outcomes; instead, the workplace is now seen as a performance enabler, where experience is the new currency.Central to this evolution...

Trends in 2023 indicate significant and steady progress on workplace transformation. Most business leaders are re-envisioning and reshaping their business culture, the physical workplace, and technology investments. This is leading to permanent shifts in the relevance of the physical office and the role of technology in the workplace. The next ph...

The overall research objective is to measure the existing use and future decision making behavior toward Information Technology (IT) within North America, covering the manufacturing, education, financial, government, healthcare, and retail sectors, and specifically, smart phones, tablets, cloud computing, video, audio, and web conferencing, Interne...

The study covers Internet of Things (IoT) and its impact on future of consumption. With more than 8 connected devices for each human by 2026, the scope of the industry will expand manifold. IoT adoption and usage patterns will vary across regions, which will in turn affect the demand for connectivity, infrastructure, and devices. However, digital e...

The workplace is being rewired and the opportunity is immense. The last two years have revealed that employees can be equally, if not more, productive working from home. This has led to permanent shifts in the relevance of the physical office and the role of remote work in the workplace. The next phase of re-imagining hybrid work is, however, not ...

This research examines enterprise buyer priorities, investment plans, and purchasing behaviors related to Unified Communications and Collaboration (UCC) technologies through 2029, based on Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 global Information Technology Decision-Maker (ITDM) survey. The study explores how organizations are adapting communications strategies, ...

The collaboration and communication device landscape is undergoing a structural shift, characterized by steady realignment as AI and hybrid work reshape the workplace. Across global markets, enterprises are recalibrating to a adjust to the hybrid work baseline, while the demand for higher-quality, more intelligent endpoints continues to rise. Custo...

The study evaluates photonic and optical computing technologies as critical enablers of next-generation AI infrastructure, addressing growing bandwidth, latency, power consumption, and scalability constraints associated with copper-based interconnects. The analysis covers photonic integrated circuits (PICs), optical I/O chiplets, co-packaged optics...