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Essentials as a Service, EaaS

‘Essentials As a Service,’ Or Why EaaS Is the Acronym to Look For Going Forward

Odds are, you're working on an even tighter-than-usual budget, so leverage limited resources like Essentials as a Service (EaaS) to stay competitive.

June 5, 2019 Stephen Vandegriff Leave a Comment

As part of your digital transformation strategy, you’ve made the decision to move key applications, even mission critical parts of your business, to the cloud…for all the right reasons. It’s the key to creating a more agile, responsive and competitive IT organization; a highly efficient and effective environment where finite resources are able to focus […]

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neural networks, MIT research

Making the NAS Algorithm More Accessible: This MIT Research Could Be a Boon to Machine Learning

Neural networks are a useful machine learning system, but they take up a lot of GPU power...At least, usually. This MIT research could change that.

May 31, 2019 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

One of the latest trends in machine learning revolves around using algorithms to automatically create neural networks, a type of machine learning system, according to a post from MIT news. Doing so could be more accurate than humans, but it is very “computationally expensive.” So why do it? One of these “neural architecture search (NAS)” […]

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IT tech questions

Have An IT Tech Question You Just Can’t Answer? Submit It and Let US Do the Work!

Have an IT tech question that's been bugging you? Something you can't figure out with a simple Google search? We'll take on your case!

May 24, 2019 Adam Forziati Leave a Comment

Ask us an IT tech question. We know you have one. No, this isn’t the type of question one can easily answer with a Google search (but, hey, we all have those sometimes, so we can’t hold it against you). Though if it were as simple as that, you wouldn’t need us, would you? We’re […]

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cyber security book

Women Know Cyber: New Cyber Security Book Spotlights Women in Network Security

New cyber security book aims to dispel the notion that women are barely represented, or wanted, in the cyber security field.

May 22, 2019 TD Staff Leave a Comment

More females are cyberfighters than ever before, according to a new cyber security book by Cybersecurity Ventures titled Women Know Cyber: 100 Fascinating Females Fighting Cybercrime. Women Know Cyber features cyber security experts from across the globe who stand out for protecting governments, businesses, and people from cybercrime — and for their contributions to the community. […]

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USB killers

Are Your Classrooms Safe from ‘USB Killers’?

These 'USB Killers' destroyed 66 computers last month during just one incident -- and there've been many. What does this mean for school tech security?

May 16, 2019 Paul Konikowski Leave a Comment

A former student of the College of St. Rose in New York pled guilty to destroying “66 computers as well as numerous monitors and digital podiums containing USB data ports owned by the College.” The damage was done using a “USB Killer” device that discharged high voltage pulses into the host device, damaging the host’s electrical […]

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better learning technology for hybrid classrooms, classroom ionizer covid-19

Making the Most of Interactive Technology in the Classroom

Mobile devices, applications, interactive projectors, digital whiteboards, and more: interactive technology is taking over the classroom, so make sure you’re utilizing it correctly.

May 16, 2019 Rachel Quetti Leave a Comment

Mobile devices, applications, interactive projectors, digital whiteboards, and more: interactive technology is taking over the classroom, so make sure you’re utilizing it correctly.

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