Wireless networking options are skyrocketing in popularity as governments and enterprises of all sizes leverage emerging trends such as mobility, Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) and the Internet of Things (IoT) to drive secure digital transformation, Avaya revealed today.

Avaya has published triple-digit development in the past six months for its wireless networking business across Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa as organizations aim to construct safe and secure environments with the ability of rapidly supporting mobile users and applications. In today's fast-paced business world, enterprises cannot pay for to be constricted by wired solutions; employees need the flexibility to roam freely throughout their work day and securely access the details they need when and where they require it.

With enterprises today under unprecedented pressure to provide the digital experiences their clients expect, they need safe and secure and scalable network options that enable groups to collaborate more effectively.

As evidenced by this growth, enterprises are progressively seeking to Avaya to deliver advanced, secure cordless solutions. Avaya's wireless and unified access offering provides a structured, automatic network that eliminates intricacy by enabling users and devices to easily, instantly and safely link at the network edge. Supported by Avaya's Fabric architecture it delivers an option that can significantly ease Wi-Fi deployment and accelerate time-to-service for applications, enabling business to welcome IoT and reap the benefits..

Paul Black, Director of Telecoms, Media and IOT, IDC Middle East, Turkey and Africa said: "Many companies in the region are at the cusp of changing digitally. They are looking at solutions that are cost-efficient, scalable and futureproof but eventually looking at resolving their consumer's requirements. The benefits of Digital Transformation will allow them to be proactive and active to satisfy demand and is among leading efforts of the CIO program with nearly 70% of industries aiming to embark on improvement initiatives in 2016. Wireless connection options fit these requirements completely and are frequently, basic to the improvement efforts itself."

Jameel Al-Sharaf, Head of Group IT, YBA Kanoo Group, stated: "In today's tough economic environment, having actually protected access to internal business resources and details anywhere the employees lie will guarantee higher customer retention through improved responsiveness and overall satisfaction. Secured cordless solutions will also enhance the employees' partnership leading to greater productivity and enhanced effectiveness for maximizing shareholders' value through technology"

Maan Al-Shakarchi, Head of Networking in Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia-Pacific, Avaya, said: "As highlighted by our strong growth, wireless is where investments are being made. Our customers are planning to wireless networks as enablers on their digital improvement journey, and it is vital that the network assistance, not impede, them. Avaya's IoT-ready network provides the simpleness, scalability, and, most significantly, security that our customers have to adjust to evolving market and business needs."