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New Bedford Avoids Paying $5 Million in Ransomware Attack by Doing Something Unusual
New Bedford ransomware attack proves the decision of whether or not to pay the hackers doesn't always have to be a hard "no!"
The city of New Bedford, Mass. — not too far away from us here at TechDecisions — recently avoided paying the $5.3 million hackers demanded of it after successfully launching a ransomware attack. The town’s response? Bargain-and-stall. And it worked. Not the usual method An NPR article reports that after IT personnel discovered the attack the day […]
Axis Communications New 4K PTZ Cameras Have Extra Light Sensitivity
The latest 4K PTZ Cameras from Axis Communications stress enhanced low-light performance for PTZ and license plate idenfication applications.
Axis Communications announces new 4K PTZ cameras and license plate identification cameras. Here’s more information provided by the company: 4K PTZ cameras with ultra-high light sensitivity Featuring 4x zoom and a Canon lens, the AXIS Q1798-LE Network Camera comes with IP66, IP67 and IK10 ratings and can handle extreme temperatures ranging from -40 °F to 140 °F. […]
Barstool Sports Implements Yamaha UC Conferencing Equipment as Part of Partnership
Media conglomerate Barstool Sports recently partnered with Yamaha UC to outfit the company’s new headquarters with conferencing equipment – but the partnership doesn’t stop there.
Media conglomerate Barstool Sports recently partnered with Yamaha UC to outfit the company’s new headquarters with conferencing equipment – but the partnership doesn’t stop there.
Heart Surgery is Getting More Technical – Literally
Telemedicine is giving patients more access to healthcare, and helping doctors save lives.
Telemedicine is giving patients more access to healthcare, and helping doctors save lives.
Chinese Data Center Power Usage Doesn’t Include Green Energy and Even Rivals Airline Carbon Emissions
Chinese data center power usage accounts for roughly 3% to 5% of the total global electricity -- rivaling airline company usage. How can this be addressed?
Chinese data center power usage accounted for 99 million metric tons of carbon dioxide in 2018, which is the equivalent of 21 million cars, according to a new report. These centers store digital files of all kinds and consume between 3% and 5% of the total global electricity — rivaling airlines’ carbon emissions, says a […]
Nectar CX Assurance: New Customer Experience Testing and Monitoring Services
Nectar CX Assurance offers contact center, IVR and UC teams an alternative to legacy customer experience testing platforms.
Nectar Services Corp., a unified communications monitoring and performance management software, announces it now offers “the industry’s most complete approach to customer experience assurance testing and monitoring” for contact center and IVR teams, according to a press release. Necatar CX Assurance offers a complete suite of capabilities including auto-discovery, voice recognition and simulation, dynamic call […]
Residential Technology You Should Consider for Your Office
The biggest residential technology trade show just happened, and we're thinking many of the products which displayed there are also great for the office.
CEDIA 2019 just happened, and residential technology pros are ablaze with new product after new product. But what does that have to do with technology decision makers in offices and organizations? Look at how many offices have used iPads in the last 10 years, and you’ll understand. Yes: the CEDIA market — focusing broadly on consumer […]
What Decision Makers Need to Know About the Tech Takeover in Fast-Food Restaurants
Experts are divided on whether or not technology will replace employees in the fast-food industry.
Experts are divided on whether or not technology will replace employees in the fast-food industry.
Google Antitrust Probe Launched by Over 40 State Attorneys General
Over 40 state attorneys general have filed comments in a Google antitrust probe which wonder if big tech make it impossible for newcomers to compete.
Does your organization trust Google services for email, cloud, etc.? Many U.S. state attorneys general apparently believe its massive rate of data collection makes is more difficult for smaller tech companies to compete, as they’ve launched a probe for potential antitrust violations, according to a recent Reuters report. The Google antitrust probe focuses on “the […]
