Boston College’s new video boards help pull people out of their living rooms and into the stands of Alumni Stadium for a full stadium experience.
There is a lot of important news coming out of Interop that concerns the IT community. The conference lasted from April 27 until May 1, and we saw a number of new products and services announced. We’ve compiled a list of some of the most important information for our readers coming out of the show.
When the wife of an employee that works for SMART Technologies first heard about kapp, she introduced the product to her husband. Immediately he saw the benefit for collaboration and presentation in the product. After showing kapp to Tarpon’s General Manager, the company procured their first system.
With companies transitioning documents to digital, it’s important to keep that information secure. We can learn a lot from data breaches that have already occurred.
Analysis of current mass notification trends and how two-way listing, analog-to-digital and other factors will impact the future of MNEC.
The University of Denver is moving to a Software House C-Cure 9000 card access security system as part of a $3.5 million upgrade to the university’s buildings.
Berkeley County Schools recently installed ViewSonic interactive displays that offer 6 point simultaneous touch functionality and Windows 8 support. These displays allowed the district to eliminate the cost of maintaining projector bulbs, while still promoting collaboration in the classroom.
To meet or exceed end users’ performance expectations, network infrastructure must transform in a way that makes hyperscale accessible to enterprise, rather than limiting it to the massive data centers of cloud providers.
An electronic security migration plan will ensure organizations transitioning from analog to digital select systems that interoperate. A good plan will also help to evaluate the infrastructure used to support the technology.
IT staff from colleges across the country collaborated on cybersecurity questions and strategies at the annual ACUTA conference.
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