According to CAQH, the increasing rate of administrative spending in the healthcare industry has grown by 50%. That is also equivalent to the healthcare industry expenditure of $82.7 billion, highlighted in NCBI research. The increased spending specifically points to how health industry stakeholders need to understand the relationship between the costs of administration and operational efficiency.

Low-latency networks are important from a business perspective in that they help reduce the delays in data and enhance overall efficiencies of operations. With futuristic goals, businesses will prioritize networks with fewer or no delays since they want data to be processed in real-time for fields such as finance, healthcare, and cloud computing. According to Cisco, the demand for low-latency networking will continue increasing as organizations further digitize their operations. These networks often require specialists to design and optimize for ultimate performance.

Time and time again, organisations face an escalating threat to their data: Third-party breaches. As businesses increasingly rely on external vendors and partners for various services, the security of sensitive information becomes more vulnerable. This poses the question: Are traditional security measures still effective or obsolete in protecting vital information?