Quality Communication
A solid IT system has become essential to succeed in the
global economy. When setting up a new office or expanding an
existing one in emerging Asia many companies find themselves
in an awkward situation: hiring dedicated IT personnel to its
Asian payroll may not be cost-effective, yet IT support back
home may lack the local expertise necessary to address needs
which do exist.
Having a proactive strategy and knowing the pain points in
advance can help companies avoid unnecessary interruptions
and increased operating costs.
Avoiding IT Headaches
Security
Asia’s rapid digital growth has left many countries over-
exposed to cyberattacks. Attracted to the combination of
growing markets and weak digital security, hackers have
begun targeting both government organizations and private
businesses. Companies should perform regular security audits
to minimize vulnerability to digital attacks.
Downtime
Every year, companies around the world lose billions of
dollars to IT downtime through loss of productivity and
business interruptions. In Asia, where existing infrastructure
and connectivity struggle to meet global standards, the risk
of downtime becomes an even more pressing concern.
Businesses should ensure they have access to fast and reliable
IT support, offered both remotely and on-site.
Integration
A well-planned IT system helps a business communicate and
operate faster and more efficiently. However, when IT systems
are not properly integrated within existing business processes,
what is designed to make operations quicker can actually slow
them down. Companies should ensure that new IT is compatible
with internal systems already in place to improve productivity
and customer engagement.
Technology
IT Infrastructure
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