Putting the IT in Audio Conferencing Systems
How the latest generation of professional conferencing systems help IT professionals be AV heroes.
Unified Communications
Unified Communications is often associated with collaboration. Learn about the technology your organization uses to communicate – phone, video, email, messaging, and more – and pulling those technologies into a shared system.
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Top 5 Features to Look for in a Remote Desktop Management Solution
In a typical workday — which, alas, often extends into a work evening or work weekend— sysadmins connect to remote systems using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), PuTTY, SSH, FTP, Telnet, browser-based apps, virtual private networks (VPNs), proprietary software, and many other solutions. To suggest that these tools are important is an understatement. They are essential, […]
What’s In Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22000.100
Microsoft has announced that the latest build of Windows 11, Insider Preview Build 22000.100, has hit the Beta channel for Windows Insiders, and it includes a ton of new features that the rest of us are waiting for when the new version of Windows hits the shelves later this year. However, the Teams Chat integration […]
What IT Needs To Know About Windows 365, Microsoft’s New Cloud PC Solution
Microsoft has announced Windows 365, a new cloud service that takes the Windows operating system to the Microsoft Cloud, allowing for the secure streaming of the Windows experience. According to Microsoft, that experience includes a user’s apps, data and settings, all of which can be streamed to personal or corporate devices. Essentially, this creates a […]
Don’t Treat Your Remote Work Policy As If We’re Still Stuck In 2020
We are all finally emerging from our homes and makeshift workstations and are returning to the office from fully remote work to hybrid in some capacity. At My TechDecisions, the editorial group has been going to the office two days a week to start. I for one am ecstatic that I now can leave my […]
Why Organizations Should Proceed Slowly With Windows 11
Microsoft is rolling out a new version of its Windows operating system, Windows 11, and it’s likely to cause a stir in IT departments everywhere when it’s officially released around the holiday season. The new OS – which comes after Microsoft had suggested that Windows 10 would be the last new operating system to be […]
It’s Time To Start Implementing Remote-First Technology
Gartner study reveals 51% of global knowledge workers will be remote by 2022. Time for IT pros to future proof digital transformation strategy
Now Is The Time To Ditch Skype For Business
Remember when Microsoft made Skype a default program in Windows, and when videoconferencing systems were built around the once popular service? Now, those days appear to be long gone, and Microsoft appears ready to kill off Skype for good and fully replace it with Teams. The service was once poised to reign atop the videoconferencing […]
What IT Pros Need to Know About New Fake Call Center Ransomware Delivery
Microsoft is tracking a new method of deploying malware involving a human-operated attack that first uses email to urge victims to call a number and then be directed to download a malicious Excel file off of a website. The Microsoft Security Intelligence Twitter account on Tuesday published what it knows about an active BazaCall malware […]
This is How Remote Work Has Impacted IT
To nobody’s surprise, the ongoing management of remote workers and protecting the organization’s networks and data are the top concerns of IT professionals, according to a new report from cloud directory provider JumpCloud. The company’s 2021 State of the SME IT Admin Report details the concerns of IT admins from one of the most trying […]
