My TechDecisions Podcast Episode 91: Navigating the Sea of Videoconferencing Applications
Aaron McArdle, CEO of conference room installer RoomReady, joins the podcast to talk about the differences between videoconferencing applications.
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Are Public Cloud Customers Scared of Spot Instances?
Spot instances and similar “spare capacity” models are a great way to save money on public cloud. But a surprising amount of cloud customers are not taking advantage of this discounted capacity. Spot instances are a type of purchasing option that allows users to take advantage of spare capacity at a low price, with the […]
5 Business Apps That Help with Scheduling, Productivity, and More
Chad Halvorson of thisCLICKS, a company that develops web, mobile and touchscreen technologies for companies, shares his thoughts on the mobile market and gives insight on four mobile apps that he depends on for managing his business on the go.
Microsoft Teams Could Be the ‘Sleeping Giant’ of Videoconferencing Wars
Over the last few months, the world got a crash course in videoconferencing and collaboration technology. With remote work now part of our culture, platforms like Zoom, BlueJeans, Lifesize, Webex, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams have become a must have for most organizations that typically reported to an office setting. However, Microsoft Teams, which is […]
Case Western University International Education Management Platform
With a total of about 5,400 undergraduate and 6,500 graduate and professional students during the 2019-2020 academic year, Case Western Reserve University sends approximately 400 students abroad each year and has 2,200 international students enrolled, as well as 500 registered for Optional Practical Training (OPT). The Tech Decision The university’s homegrown study abroad program was […]
My TechDecisions Podcast Episode 90: Enterprise Connect Virtual #2
Eric Krapf, GM of UCC technology trade show Enterprise Connect, joins the podcast to talk about the second iteration of Enterprise Connect Virtual.
Should I Stay or Should I Go? A Cloud Migration Approach
If you’ve been operating in the cloud for some time now, chances are your business has changed since you first made that move and particularly during the current climate. Has your cloud usage grown considerably—and your OpEx costs? Is that just the cost of doing business in the cloud? It doesn’t have to be. Here’s […]
How Meeting Notes Software Can Make Remote Work Easier
The world is now quite familiar with videoconferencing and unified communication and collaboration technology like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and others thanks to COVID-19 and remote work. Because we aren’t all in the office together, we’re getting a lot more use out of those platforms than we’ve ever had, and we’re meeting more frequently. […]
Rosewood Bangkok Networked AV System
Completed and opened in 2019, the Rosewood Bangkok features a striking modern architectural design that evokes the image of two palms pressed together in the traditional wai greeting. The Tech Decision The 30-story tower in the heart of downtown Bangkok contains 159 guest rooms, including four deluxe suites and three multilevel ‘houses,’ each with a […]
With E-Learning Platforms, School Districts are Building the Foundation for Better Outcomes
When Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker ordered schools closed throughout the state in response to the coronavirus pandemic, sending home millions of students to learn remotely, Cicero School District 99 was ready. The K-8 district of 14,000 students, southwest of Chicago, was already five years into its mission, driven by Superintendent Rudy Hernandez, of changing the […]
