Building off of my colleague Zach’s latest blog about videoconferencing etiquette, I’d like to offer up some suggestions for products employees who are working from home a bit more in the wake of COVID-19 might use to improve their experience. The following few suggestions are taken from a recent New York Magazine article which asked people who […]
You and a team of coworkers have to hire your company or organization’s next App Developer, but what types of interview questions should you ask candidates? Naturally, the answer to this question will vary based on the individual. There are always those same solid conversation-starting, breaking-the-ice questions that we assume you already know to ask. […]
You’re part of a team of colleagues tasked with hiring the next IT analyst. What types of questions should you ask candidates during interviews? Naturally, the answer to this question will vary based on the individual. There are always those same solid conversation-starting, breaking-the-ice questions that we assume you already know to ask. But what […]
Holographs are a relatively new format in the digital signage and display world, but mostly, they’ve been relegated to a single-purpose, 3D screen-powered experience. Looking Glass Factory, a new startup, wants to make holographs into a fully-immersive experience with their 8K immersive display. Tech Acute reports more on this new product: At almost four times the […]
The idea that a machine can respond to your thoughts — without there being a button or verbal command involved — seems pretty futuristic. But the 9th Ericsson ConsumerLab Hot Consumer Trends report predicts the”Internet of Senses,” as it’s been dubbed, is coming in ten years. Tech Acute cites that report, describing its prediction that […]
Wearable tech can monitor many aspects of their wearers’ health and being. These are helpful, but are only good if the wearer remembers to wear them. Going a few days without wearing your heart rate-reading watch might lead to inaccurate or inconsistent data over time. But Xenoma, the Japanese wearables manufacturer, aims to tackle that […]
I’m not necessarily a super nostalgic person, nor am I much of a gamer… but when looking through our sister site, Commercial Integrator‘s list of nostalgic tech gifts throughout the ages, I felt a sudden longing for some days gone by. The list was a recapitulation of holiday tech nerd gifts through the ages: from Ataris […]
Hackers kept many of the world’s largest corporations on their toes this year. We’re going back through our weekly “Who Got Hacked” features and realizing something very disturbing: the worst cyber attacks in 2019 could have been avoided if everyone in those victim organizations had been on the same page. The series of errors which […]
We at TechDecisions have spoken with many MSPs recently, and as a result, we’re feeling a bit… paranoid. I’m personally about to download a password manager since that was identified as one of the most common identity management techniques MSPs advise their clients use. Now more than ever, I’m afraid any personal data compromised might have a […]
We’ve covered 2020 election security and how much of the United States doesn’t seem serious about it. Apparently, the journalists at popular current events show 60 Minutes see the same sad trend in America right now. Last Sunday’s episode covered Russian hacking of the 2016 U.S. elections with a focus on Congressional races. That segment included a […]
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