My TechDecisions Episode 182: Year Three of Hybrid Meetings
Troy Jenson, senior manager of global accounts for Shure, joins the podcast to discuss collaboration and hybrid meeting needs for 2023.
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Expect ‘Headline-grabbing’ Log4j Attacks in 2023
Organizations should expect to see continued cyberattacks leveraging the Log4Shell vulnerability in 2023, cybersecurity company GreyNoise Intelligence says in a new report. The Washington, D.C.-based internet scanning traffic analysis firm’s recently released report, the 2022 Mass Exploitation Report, dives deep into the most significant threat detection events of the past year, including touching on CISA’s […]
University of Northampton Partners with Appspace to Implement Digital Signage
From its inception in 2005, the University of Northampton (UON) sought to “break the mold” in how universities engage with students and the surrounding community. Because it was created from a combination of smaller colleges in the area, a key part of UON’s long-term strategy was building a cohesive and defining main campus. Their requirements […]
Southwest Airlines’ Holiday Collapse Due in Part to Outdated IT Systems
A common critique of leadership by IT professionals on social channels such as Reddit is an inability or unwillingness to commit time, money and resources to updating outdated IT systems that underpin the organization’s ability to function. The idea of IT being a cost center rather than a foundational component of an organization is an […]
Our Top IT Stories From 2022
2022 was a very busy year for IT professionals as they grappled with new trends, technologies, tools, workplace models, cyberattacks and more while they helped their organization remain productive and secure. We looked back at our coverage to find common trends in our content to bring you our top 10 stories from this past year. […]
Why Trust, Not Employee Tracking Software, Is the Answer to Productivity Paranoia
The COVID-19 pandemic gave birth to the remote and hybrid work trend that many organizations have adopted and built into their workplace culture, with more flexibility over where exactly they do their work given to employees–provided, of course, that the work is completed. With employees now out of sight of their coworkers and supervisors, the […]
Google Workspace Makes U.S. Navy Shipyard Collaboration More Efficient During COVID-19
With a large workforce and 50,000 sailors deployed abroad around 100 ships at any given time, the U.S. Navy needs secure, effective and consistent collaboration tools to help connect with personnel at regional shipyards. That’s why the Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Command turned to Google Workspace. According to Google Cloud, the company’s Public Sector department […]
When Your IT Budget Increases, Spend it Wisely
Skyrocketing inflation and a nonstop barrage of obstacles have made planning company budgets a unique challenge. Not only do the costs of goods and services now siphon more resources from the bottom line, but the approach to how business is conducted has dramatically changed. With those shifts, budgets must shift as well. A few years […]
This Week in IT: Botnet, Google Chrome, Okta’s GitHub Hacked, ChatGPT
Editor’s note: There is a lot going on in the world of IT, from emerging technologies to digital transformation and new cybersecurity threats. However, we can’t possibly cover it all, so we’ll bring you This Week in IT, a curated summary of IT and enterprise technology news stories each week. Microsoft discovers new botnet capabilities Microsoft […]
Gaining Buy-In for Innovation Investment
Every organization, regardless of its level of success, must continuously evolve and transform. It is a necessity for any organization that seeks to grow, but when the focus is on transformation through IT innovation, the results are particularly powerful. Leaders driving the digital agenda require a holistic mindset of understanding the market and industry needs […]
