Connectivity trends at home

It's quite fascinating. One of the things that we've seen over the last 18 months is digital adoption at scale. Whether you're in financial services, whether you're in healthcare, whether you're in education, whether you're in government, it doesn't really matter what industry you're in.”

–Harry Moseley, chief information officer of Zoom Video Communications

This experience has enabled leaders to get more comfortable with not having people sort of sitting all together five days a week, 10 hours a day, and to really empower employees to be able to work and engage with one another in different ways

–Jana Arbanas, US Telecom, Media & Entertainment leader at Deloitte

Household connectivity was crowded even before COVID-19. Now, with the pandemic forcing work, education, health care, and fitness inside, as well, there’s been a rapid acceleration of these trends, along with an intensified focus on digital adoption. How is the proliferation of devices impacting smartphone usage, and what, if any, are the implications for consumer 5G? How will our digital behaviors continue to evolve? And more broadly, what might these connectivity trends mean for the future of work ahead?

In this episode of the User Friendly podcast, host Hanish Patel is joined by Harry Moseley, chief information officer of Zoom Video Communications, and Jana Arbanas, US Telecom, Media & Entertainment leader at Deloitte, to discuss how technologies have altered our daily lives and accelerated demand for a fast-evolving suite of connected digital devices and services.

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