How do your remote workers connect to your corporate network/data? Select all that apply.

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Company-managed devices connected to a VPN41%

Personal devices connected to a VPN55%

Through virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI)50%

Through desktop as a a service (DaaS)21%

Other (please comment)4%

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CTO in Services (non-Government)3 years ago

since we use pretty much all cloud based services the only people who need to remote into the office are our MLOps and DevOps who tunnel through an SSH connection with a pre-exchanged keys.

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“Desktop as a service (DaaS) is the best option for remote work enablement.”

Strongly agree10%

Agree47%

Neutral18%

Disagree17%

Strongly disagree2%

Unsure2%

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Does your I&O organization use a hierarchical org structure based on technical disciplines?

Yes74%

No25%

Other (please specify)

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