There was once a time in the corporate business world when everyone was expected to always be in the office to perform their day-to-day operations. Work started at 9 AM and ended at 5 PM. This is what they called the “Banker’s Hours.” Over the years, as the Internet was introduced into these corporate worlds, new applications and technologies were developed to adhere the new requirements of the remote workforce revolution. Since the Internet was the backbone for all access technologies, new technologies have emerged to support the high demand for remote access accessibility. New technologies such as Virtual Private Networks (VPN), Global Load Balancing (GLB), VoIP, Video Conferencing, Advanced Networking and more continued to accelerate in development to help smooth the technology transitions and to improve the user experience across global connectivity. The concept of business globalization took place and ruined the idea of the so called “Banker’s Hours”.