An IT Revolution is Brewing
Let’s examine five core factors complicating the job of today’s IT professional which are leading to the IT revolution we find ourselves in.
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Texas and Notre Dame College Football Stadiums Install LED Video Walls
ANC helped the Texas Longhorns and Norte Dame Fighting Irish add large venue LED video walls to enhance game presentations.
Hurricane Harvey Reminds Us of the Importance of Adequate Infrastructure
Hospitals, schools and universities must plan for worst-case scenarios and consider how the region’s infrastructure weaknesses could directly impact them.
Understanding the Many Facets of Audio Technology and Audio RFPs
Understanding the importance of being heard is a necessity when writing an audio technology RFP and installing and implementing audio technology.
How Smart Technology Supports Military Connected Students
To help highly mobile students thrive despite the stresses of military life, schools are focusing on social-emotional skill-building and multilingual parental communication.
Acronis Ships New Backup Solution with AI-Based Ransomware Defenses
Aimed at consumers but equipped with functionality likely to appear in business-focused Acronis backup products in the future, the new release utilizes machine learning to detect and halt ransomware attacks before they can begin corrupting data.
3 Ways to Improve Audio Conferencing
Audio conferencing and collaboration technology becomes a hindrance at its worst, so make sure your client’s setup is up to snuff with these tips.
Microsoft and Johnson Controls Design Stylish Smart Thermostat
The GLAS smart thermostat is powered by Microsoft’s Cortana and is being marketed toward businesses and commercial properties.
What Do We Do with Our Old Displays?
Old displays can’t be thrown out with the trash. They must be disposed of properly. This can be an expensive process, and needs to be addressed at the beginning of projects.
Martin Audio Brings Sound to Big Ben
The famous clock tower in London won’t be chiming until repaired, but Martin Audio will keep Big Ben’s chime alive.
