My TechDecisions Podcast Episode 102: Remote Work Burnout
Dan Pupius, CEO of Range, joins the podcast to to talk about remote work burnout and how organizations should think differently about work in the COVID era.
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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 […]
How IT Pros Can Determine Pricing
When it comes time to set your IT budget and get it approved by your organization’s leadership, there are several things to keep in mind as you navigate the sea of service providers, vendors, manufacturers, and dealers to determine how much your organization will pay for critical products and services. This involves conversation with leadership […]
Belgium Hospital Digital Signage Project Features 500+ Screens: Here’s How They’re Securely Connected
Nicknamed the ‘Capital of Europe’, Belgium is home to 209 hospitals and one of the world’s most diverse populations (up by a million since 2005), with more than 180 nationalities and 108 spoken languages in the country. With tens of thousands of daily hospital visitors and admissions, 64,000 beds and an average stay of approximately […]
My TechDecisions Podcast Episode 101: Cybersecurity Amid Increasing Threats
Joshua Liberman, President of IT provider Net Sciences, joins the podcast to talk about how companies can stay secure as cyber threats increase.
How IT Pros Can Earn Budget from Key Stakeholders
As a technology manager in the IT department, a major part of your job will be researching, estimating, and justifying the purchase of technology for your organization. However, you’ll rarely be the one to approve the technology budget. Often, someone from management or the C-Suite is going to come to you with an initiative for […]
What Power Management Solutions Can Do for Your Mobile Workforce
Power management solutions can help mobile workforces during peak work from home hours, which is pretty impactful right now as many people are still working from home and schools have transitioned towards remote learning. But how critical are they for your own company or institution? Let’s start with corporate: if you’re a Technology or IT […]
Lea County Communication Authority Chooses a Planar TVF Call Center Video Wall
The Lea County Communication Authority (LCCA) in Hobbs, New Mexico operates the Lea County 911 Call Center, which covers the cities of Hobbs, Lovington, Eunice, Jal and Tatum. The Tech Decision Call Center dispatchers have the capability to deploy emergency and non-emergency agencies to all parts of Lea County. As a control room, the Call […]
Look to Laser, Not Lamp Projectors, to Cut the Costs of Meetings
This year marks the 60th anniversary of laser technology. According to the Science and Entertainment Exchange, Theodore Maiman was the first scientist to create the first laser light beam using a ruby and some theories from Einstein. Today, laser technology isn’t the work of science fiction. It brings to bear many constructive uses, including as […]
Cloud Contracts: The Best and the Worst
The pandemic has sparked great interest in cloud contracts, given their flexibility and overall reliability. UCaaS had gone mainstream even before the coronavirus pandemic, which in turn is accelerating this momentum, so that most enterprises are now considering UCaaS and CCaaS (contact center as a service) cloud options. Enterprises absolutely need a solid contract that […]
