- New branches or offices are opened
- New enterprise applications, network devices or services are added or updated
- New products or services are added, especially in cloud-based industries
- Systems are retired or decommissioned
- Changes are made in when or how employees work, such as offering a “bring your own device” mobile phone or computer policy, core work hours are changed or when employees are offered the ability to work remotely
- Services or operations are outsourced
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