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Software Vendor Trust

Unemployment Checks Held Up Due to Outdated Coding Language

The Verge has reported that at least twelve states have unemployment software running on COBOL, a decades old coding language.

April 15, 2020 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

The Verge has reported that at least twelve states have unemployment software running on COBOL, a decades old coding language.

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Windows Update

An Optional Windows Update is Reportedly Bricking PCs

Windows 10 users say optional update Windows 10 KB4541335 is causing a range of problems, like performance issues and the Blue Screen of Death.

April 15, 2020 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

A new Windows 10 update is reportedly causing multiple problems for users, according to several media reports and Microsoft forums. Given there’s a global pandemic and the economy is scrambling to survive with everyone working from home, this isn’t a good time for another buggy update from the leader in enterprise workstations. According to Windows […]

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Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Teams to Increase On-Screen Video Participants

Microsoft Teams users will soon be able to see up to nine meeting participants on the screen at once during a video call, up from four.

April 14, 2020 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Microsoft Teams users will soon be able to see up to nine faces on the screen at once during a video call. On its UserVoice Site, a Microsoft Teams engineer said the company will start rolling out its first update to view nine meeting participants simultaneously by the end of April. The company is also […]

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Aiphone, Pedestal PRO

Pedestal PRO Steel Tower for Aiphone GT-Series Entry Stations

This freestanding, stainless steel entry station tower by Pedestal PRO is designed for use with Aiphone’s multi-tenant GT Series.

April 14, 2020 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

Manufacturer of access control pedestals Pedestal PRO has released a freestanding entry station tower for Aiphone’s GT series products. Pedestal PRO’s 64TOW-AIP-001-304 is a low-profile, brushed stainless steel tower designed to accommodate the Aiphone GT-DMBN-SSP video entry station component. The company says its modern shape, featuring a tapered top and mirror-finished corners, complements the public […]

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Videoconferencing security, Wickr

Videoconferencing Security, Transparency Issues a Long Time Coming

It was just a matter of time before security and transparency issues with videoconferencing platforms came to light, says Wickr CEO.

April 14, 2020 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

The world is now becoming familiar with videoconferencing and collaboration platforms like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, WebEx, Slack and others thanks to COVID-19 and government-imposed restrictions on pubic gatherings. While the world learns how to set up a videoconferencing call and how to screen share, the world is also learning about the inherent security vulnerabilities with […]

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lighting temp, circadian lighting

This Study Suggests Lighting Temp and Tunable Lighting is Seriously Important to Health and Sleep

Tunable lighting temp and intensity were measured to have positive impacts on sleep and wellness in a Calif. nursing home.

April 13, 2020 Adam Forziati Leave a Comment

The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) recently found that the right kind of lighting temp at specific intensities does affect health and sleep. A report from Medical Xpress says PNNL studied residents at a Sacramento nursing home who were diagnosed with dementia. Long-term data was collected on their sleep quality and agitation levels. In one […]

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Week in Review: AV for Meetings, Home Office Products, Tech Saves Tec, etc.

This week, April 6-10, 2020: dynamic AV technology solutions for meetings, inexpensive home office products for remote employees, how technology can save tech events, and more.

April 10, 2020 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

This week, April 6-10, 2020: dynamic AV technology solutions for meetings, inexpensive home office products for remote employees, how technology can save tech events, and more.

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Google Meet Rebrand

Google Rebrands Meet, Expands Free Services as Use Surges

Google has rebrands Google Hangouts Meet to just Google Meet as it expands free access to advanced features until Sept. 30.

April 10, 2020 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Google has rebranded its unified communications and collaboration platform Google Hangouts Meet to just Google Meet as it expands free access to advanced features until Sept. 30. The company announced last month its Google meet videoconferencing services would be available at no cost to all G Suite and G Suite for Education customers. That is […]

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March Networks IP cameras, perimeter breaches

March Networks New 6MP AI Cameras Recognize Zone Breaches and More

March Networks says new ME6 Series IP cameras are most intelligent cameras, with ability to distinguish between people & vehicles & spot perimeter breaches.

April 10, 2020 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

March Networks, a provider of video security and video-based business intelligence solutions, introduce its ME6 Series IP cameras, a new 6MP camera line powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI). Incorporating system-on-chip (SoC) technology from California-based company Ambarella, the ME6 Series is said to use deep neural network processing power to accurately distinguish between people and vehicles. […]

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Zoom Banned from NYC Public Schools Due to Security Flaws

While the videoconferencing service has been largely adopted thanks to its simple user interface, security problems have been more of a headache than the platform is worth in NYC public schools.

April 9, 2020 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

While the videoconferencing service has been largely adopted thanks to its simple user interface, security problems have been more of a headache than the platform is worth in NYC public schools.

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