This week, June 24th-28th, 2019: AV products with clear ROI, security risks for SMBs with IoT, what the big companies think of tech tariffs, and more.
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What the Big 4 Laptop Manufacturers Say about the Tech Tariffs
While the U.S. president pushes for tech tariffs to also cover laptops, Microsoft, Dell Technologies, HP, and Intel argue it would be harmful to consumers.
Dell Technologies, HP, Microsoft, and Intel recently showed opposition to U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal to add laptops and tablets to the list of Chinese goods targeted for tech tariffs, a Reuters report says. The companies said in a joint statement the proposed tariffs on laptops would increase U.S. customer cost and fail to address […]
SyncFab Partners with the National Tooling and Machining Association to Provide Blockchain Solutions for NTMA Members
More than 1,300 NTMA members will have access to manufacturing blockchain platform.
More than 1,300 NTMA members will have access to manufacturing blockchain platform.
Netgear Introduces Two New Switches Supporting Audio/Video Over Ethernet
AV over Ethernet solutions from Netgear take the stage at InfoComm 2019.
AV over Ethernet solutions from Netgear take the stage at InfoComm 2019.
Photo Caption AI Model from IBM Researches Tries Not to Sound Too Robotic
IBM AI researchers have created a photo caption AI model which works to caption images without coming off as too robotic or inaccurate.
Rare is the chance for us editors to share with you what it is really like to do our jobs. But a recent article from Venture Beat on photo caption AI caught our attention — and we found something in it we can really relate to. Something you probably wouldn’t know unless you’re a journalist […]
If You’re Still Changing Your Passwords Periodically, You’re Doing It Wrong
Turns out, changing your password frequently might be doing more harm than good, and companies like Microsoft encourage end users against it.
Turns out, changing your password frequently might be doing more harm than good, and companies like Microsoft encourage end users against it.
Empyrean’s Pilot+ Employee Benefits Platform Guides Them Through Enrollment and Year-Round Use
Empyrean Benefit Pilot+ employee benefits platform not only helps users set up their health plans, but tracks their usage and offers guidance, too.
Empyrean Benefit Solutions, Inc. launches Empyrean Pilot+, an employee benefits platform extension that helps businesses and their employees make better benefits decisions and save money throughout the entire year, says the company. Pilot+ uses integrated data from enrollment to utilization, captures analytics for employees to realize cost savings in their doctor visits and care needs, and […]
Recent Audio Visual Products & Services That Will Help Your Technology Pitch
This list of audio visual products & services that clearly demonstrate ROI may be the easiest technology pitch you’ve ever made.
It’s always a challenge not just to insinuate a proposed audio visual product’s ROI, but to actually prove it in a technology pitch. Thankfully, nobody knows more about A/V products and their return on investment better than the professionals who handle them every day. And many of them just saw countless good examples in-person. Something our colleagues over at Commercial Integrator – the trade […]
Hewlett Packard Plans to Transition into a Service-based Company by 2022
Entire Hewlett Packard portfolio to be offered on subscription, pay-per-use and consumption-driven basis.
Entire Hewlett Packard portfolio to be offered on subscription, pay-per-use and consumption-driven basis.
The State of Artificial General Intelligence Research: An Advanced Roomba VS. A Model Brain
Artificial General Intelligence Research is pretty split and apparently very unorganized. But there are two models of cognitive architecture which prevail.
There’s almost no end to the methods by which robots — and their “brains” — can be created. But trying to create an AI modeled after the structure of a human brain is an enormous task. There are so many cognitive architecture studies, says writer Andrew Tarantola in a recent Engadget column, that Artificial General Intelligence research […]
