My TechDecisions Podcast Episode 116: Combatting Shadow IT
Nigel Hawthorn, the EMEA marketing director for McAfee, joins the podcast to talk about shadow IT and what IT departments can do stay in tune with employees.
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My TechDecisions Podcast Episode 115: The Flexibility of Remote Work and Videoconferencing
Chris Perrotti, CP and chief to staff to CEO at LogMeIn, joins the podcast to talk about how videoconferencing is helping organizations embrace remote work.
My TechDecisions Podcast Episode 114: The Future of Distance Learning
Doug Smith, the director of learning spaces and audio visual technologies at Illinois State University, joins the podcast to talk about distance learning.
My TechDecisions Podcast Episode 113: Planar’s EverCare LifeTime Limited Warranty Program
Adam Schmidt, the EVP of sales, marketing and pro services at LED video wall company Planar, joins the podcast to talk about the Planar EverCare Lifetime Limited Warranty.
My TechDecisions Podcast Episode 112: The Future of Work and Communication
Anthony Bartolo, EVP and chief product officer at Avaya, joins the podcast to talk about the future of work and communication technology.
What Our Changing Videoconferencing Habits Mean for IT
By now, your organization’s employees and your internal IT department should be accustomed to remote or hybrid work and videoconferencing technology. We’ve been using platforms like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, GoToMeeting, Google Meet, Webex, Bluejeans, Slack and several others to meet and collaborate for about seven months, and many organizations have barely skipped a beat, and […]
Designing and Implementing Technology at OUR New Office
We write a lot about implementing technology in the workplace Emerald Expositions is the leading operator of B2B trade shows in the United States, operating more than 55 trade shows and numerous other events. The company also owns a number of trade publications, including My TechDecisions. The Tech Decision After being purchased by Emerald Expositions, My […]
Reframing the Problem to Find Better Solutions
Humans have been using luggage to travel since commercial airlines became increasingly popular in the 1940s and 1950s. It wasn’t until 1970 that wheels were put onto luggage, and it wasn’t until the late 1980s that the retractable handle was added to resemble luggage that most everyone uses today. Thomas Wedell-Wedellsborg, author of What’s Your […]
Future of Work: How Will Humans Fit In?
“We must be open to the possibility of business models that might strike us as insane,” says Geoff Colvin, senior editor at large, Fortune Magazine, at his NSCA BLC 2020 keynote. Years ago, the idea of robotics and automation displacing millions of human workers seemed like an insane concept. There are just certain things artificial […]
Evaluating Direct Reports as an IT Manager
If you’re new to a management role in your IT department, eventually the time will come to evaluate those on your team. Here are some tips for how to properly set goals and measure them.
