Who Got Hacked This Week? October 5 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, October 5, 2020? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
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Lexus Dealership Video Wall
Hendrick Lexus of Pleasanton, California is the premier Lexus dealer in the Northern California Bay Area. This 2019 Elite of Lexus dealership award-winner is part of the Hendrick Automotive Group, one of the largest privately held automotive retail organizations in the U.S. Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, the company has automotive operations in 14 states. […]
Salesforce Launches Work.com for Vaccines
Salesforce has announced Work.com for Vaccines, a new tool to help governments and healthcare organizations manage vaccine programs safety and efficiently. The new technology, announced earlier this week, will give customers an end-to-end process by which they can design, build and manage vaccine programs at scale. It’s built on Work.com, Salesforce’s COVID-19 response solution that […]
Passable is a Student-Created Hall Pass App Built for COVID Times
Two students created a school safet app that aids in contact tracing and social distancing measures as schools continue to navigate the coronavirus pandemic. Samuel Crombie, a sophomore at Dartmouth College and Martin County High School (Fla.) graduate, and his friend Joseph Semrai, currently a junior at Martin County High, had already developed an innovative app prior to the […]
Microsoft Services Suffer Two Major Global Outages in One Week
Microsoft did not have a very good week, as on two separate occasions critical services were down worldwide for several hours. The latest was early Thursday morning when Outlook was down for several hours due to what Microsoft says was an issue caused by a “configuration update.” It comes just days after a host of […]
Crestron ONE App Delivers Workplace Control from Any Personal Device
Crestron today announced the launch of the Crestron ONE app with mobile room control, enabling a flawless control experience from any personal device. The Crestron ONE app “reduc[es] the stress of returning to work, while improving employee’s ability to find, control and present,” according to the company announcement. It’s available now in the App Store. […]
How COVID Will Change Mass Notification Trends on Campuses
Mass notification has been trending lately as organizations learn new approaches to safety, especially on campuses. As the impact of the pandemic continues to linger, more significant safety changes are on the horizon, and mass notification tools will have to follow suit. Here are some of the ways you can expect mass notification to evolve […]
Miss Your Commute? Microsoft is Bringing a Virtual Commute Feature to Teams.
If you’ve been working from home for the last 6-plus months, you likely haven’t been driving much. I fire up my car every now and then to go to the store or just to get out of the area for a few days. But for the most part, she sits in the driveway untouched. My […]
Why the Sudden Proliferation of LED Signage Walls
LED Signage display technology is one of the most rapidly evolving areas in the tech world, with historical obstacles (things like cost, ordering complexity, visual performance and user experience) being reduced through design innovations. At the same time, LED Signage is finally getting the attention it deserves for scalability, application diversity and durability. Over the […]
Google Extends Free Google Meet Service
Google is continuing its offer of free unlimited Meet calls through March of 2021 for Gmail accounts after originally setting a date of Sept. 30. The move will help keep users of the free service connected with one another after Google in April made its videoconferencing and collaboration product free for anyone with a Gmail […]
