Week in Review: 2018, 2019, 2049, etc.
This week, the first week of January, 2019: Top tech projects of 2018, workplace trends for 2019, imagining tech in 2049, and more.
Grounds for Sculpture Video Wall
Grounds For Sculpture is a 42-acre sculpture park and museum in New Jersey. The Marketing and Guest Services teams struggled to effectively promote upcoming events to on-site visitors, advertise park attractions and amenities and most importantly, speed up ticket purchasing. They thought a digital signage solution would be a great way to drum up excitement […]
Report Shows Equifax Could Have Prevented 2017 Breach
Equifax left almost 150 million people’s information vulnerable to attackers in 2017, and a recent report claims this would have been easily avoidable.
The Ever Evolving Corporate Office Design
Companies are thinking in new ways about the best ways to set up their office design to maximize the productivity of employees. Many corporate organizations have said goodbye to giving everyone their own space and turned the daily grind into an opportunity to forge their own paths.
The United States Has Some of the Most Expensive Cell Phone Bills
Compared to other developed countries across the globe, Americans typically pay more for their cell phone bills due to lack of antitrust enforcement, pro-competition policies, and the interconnection between telecom companies and policy-making.
Glossary of Terms for Power Technology
Helping to decipher the terms thrown around the surge protection market, SurgeX provides a list of common terms and jargon related to power technology and power protection technology.
Top 7 Technology Projects of the Year – 2018
Each week TechDecisions features a single technology installation as the Project of the Week. Let’s look back on seven of our favorites from 2018.
ISE 2019 Will See Zytronic Hybrid Touch for First Time
Zytronic stand at ISE 2019 in Amsterdam in February to play on a large-format touch table using new integrated Hybrid Touch buttons.
New BrightSign Series 4 Portfolio HD and LS Media Players
New BrightSign HD4 and LS4 media players are the first to support the new BrightSign operating system (v 8.0), made for web developers.
Cuba Opens Up 3G Network to Citizens
Cuba, who currently provides some of the most limited internet services in the country, is rolling out full 3G Network internet access capabilities to its citizens.
