What Decision Makers Need to Know About the World When 5G Hits
As the 5G era creeps closer, tensions between China and the West heat up.
Blogs
Top-Secret Project at Amazon Could Mean Domestic Robots in Our Future
Though Amazon’s response has been that they don’t comment on “rumors or speculation,” many believe their codenamed project “Vesta” is a plan to develop in-home robots.
Who Got Hacked This Week? May 4 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, May 4, 2018? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
5 Reasons Your Organization Needs Wireless Connectivity
It’s the 21st century and we have the means to do away with the wires cluttering our spaces and giving us headaches. Here are 5 reasons wireless connectivity simply works better.
Here’s Why Solid State Projection Works Better for Classrooms
The 1/4 Rule helps you find the ideal type and size of classroom displays…and the right solution might be solid state projection.
Samsung to Adopt Blockchain System to Speed Up Shipping Process
Blockchain technology has changed the way transactional information is shared across a variety of platforms, and Samsung is taking notice for shipping.
Facebook Could Pay Trillions in Fines in the Cambridge Analytica Scandal
As the FTC investigates Facebook’s role in its privacy mishaps, The Washington Post anticipates the company paying trillions in fines.
Security Integrators Need to Team Up With IT Teams
By leveraging managed services provided by security integration, IT departments are able to scale their teams without having to staff/resource internally.
Apple is Powering 100 Percent of Its Facilities With Renewable Energy
Earlier this month, the company announced that it can now power itself fully with green power, including suppliers manufacturing Apple products.
IoT Systems Coming to the Forefront of the Business World
Companies like Splunk are developing new technologies to bring IoT systems that will help customers analyze complex data more efficiently and clearly.
