LTE is just as relevant as workers untether themselves from their home setups and return to work – allowing users to work productively without interruption as they travel and meet customers offsite. It also allows users to easily move between different environments while maintaining high bandwidth, always-on connectivity and coverage. Even in rural areas, LTE supports users with access to a speedy, reliable connection. Enhance productivity with LTEĮnter the simplicity of LTE. While corporate Wi-Fi networks are generally more secure and reliable with higher bandwidths, home internet may not be spec’d for enterprise demands, resulting in an insufficient connection.ĭistracted by a poor connection, workers must then troubleshoot problems, shift to another location or reconnect through a personal hotspot – all at a very real cost to worker productivity. With many employees still required to work from home in some capacity, connectivity challenges have become further widespread. Microsoft estimates that a lack of connectivity costs businesses $1,152 USD per year per user in lost productivity (based on an employee working 40 hours per week, at a salary of $50,000 USD annually) 2. Of course, productivity loss then impacts the bottom line. In fact, a recent survey found that 70% of Australian small businesses attribute poor connectivity to productivity loss 1. Without them, productivity grinds to a halt, profits plummet and staff understandably become frustrated. The productivity downswing of remote connectivityĬonstant connectivity and communication are the essential tools powering the modern workforce. In this blog, we explore why organisations are switching to LTE, providing users with the flexibility to work seamlessly from anywhere.
With the Surface Pro 7+ Microsoft has delivered. The rapid shift to remote working last year proved to be the tipping point – with customers demanding flexible, connected devices with end-to-end security. Some even defaulted to using earlier Surface Pro models (sacrificing other improved specs) to access LTE. Enabling users to connect seamlessly – even when out of Wi-Fi range and in nearly any country – LTE has been one of the most widely requested features from Surface users. Last seen three generations ago in the Surface Pro 5, LTE has just made its long-awaited comeback in the latest Surface Pro 7+.
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