Why the Wearable Revolution Should Be More Than Wearables
It is estimated that the wearable market will reach over 213 million units by 2020. But, are wearables enough?
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Rounding up News-Making, Record-Setting InfoComm 2017
Craig MacCormack looks back on InfoComm 2017. AV-over-IP solutions emerge, while VR and AR continue to make in-roads at show that sees 40 percent end users.
Five Reasons Why Email is the Digital Workhorse for the Enterprise
The reports of the death of corporate email have been greatly exaggerated. Here is why Email is still strong in enterprise.
Security Expert Panelists Discuss Cyber Security at PSA-TEC
State of the Industry session leaders at PSA-TEC offer pointed perspectives on cyber security, while adding that it’s a great time to be in the security industry.
Tailgate Training Video from Boston Hospital Raises Awareness
Back in December, a former surgical resident began to tailgate into multiple operating rooms at Brigham and Women’s Hospital over the course of at least 2 days.
Bluetooth Mesh Networking to Enable Industrial-Grade IoT Connectivity
The newly released Bluetooth mesh standard will support many-to-many device communications, enhancing smart homes, commercial offices, industrial IoT applications and more.
New FCC Order on Reconsideration Revises Wireless Audio Spectrum
Companies like Sennheiser are applauding the new Order of Reconsideration from the FCC, which will provide more freedom to wireless audio manufacturers and users concerning spectrum bandwidth.
How Automated Registration Helped My School Gain Efficiency
Utilizing an automated registration system helped Ryan Adkins make Yorkville Community Unit School District 115 more efficient.
Five Things to Consider When Implementing a 1:1 Program
School districts are increasingly moving to a 1:1 format for several reasons. Here are tips from the technology director at Ignacio School District.
Arcserve Acquisition Adds Cloud Backup and Disaster Recover Capabilities to Platform
The acquisition is the first step in what Arcserve describes as a 12-month process to build the industry’s first “disaster avoidance” solution for mid-market companies with both hybrid cloud and cloud-only deployment options.
