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New Product: Nimble Unveils New Cloud Storage Service

Nimble is currently beta testing a new cross-cloud block storage service solution designed to provide the storage reliability needed to run core business applications in the public cloud.

March 17, 2017 Rich Freeman Leave a Comment

Nimble Storage has unveiled a new cloud storage service designed for use with applications hosted in the Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure public clouds. Called Nimble Cloud Volumes and hosted in Nimble’s own data centers, the system is currently in beta testing, and will enter preview mode later this quarter. The initial rollout will […]

11 Online Learning Tools For the Classroom

Try these eleven online learning tools to help your students augment their classroom experience.

March 16, 2017 Jessica Freeman Leave a Comment

Try to imagine how well-developed education would look in your head. In an ideal situation, all students have tablets and use different apps and online learning tools to follow the lecture, take notes, find supportive information, and post questions that the professor will answer at the end of the class. Modern education is not far […]

Activate Smart Cities with Digital Signage

In order to unlock the potential of smart cities, digital signage must be used to provide information that is locally relevant, real-time, and actionable.

March 15, 2017 Matt Caywood Leave a Comment

The term “smart cities” is thrown around to describe almost any technology project in a city — a Google search for the term yields upward of 18 million results. But what does the term really mean? Many current smart cities projects rely on new data flowing from the Internet of Things, in which small computers […]

New Product: IBM Watson Powers Ricoh’s New Whiteboard

In an industry first, Ricoh has released a new cognitive-enabled interactive whiteboard that uses IBM’s Watson intelligence and voice technologies to transform collaboration.

March 9, 2017 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

IBM and Ricoh have announced what it calls a ‘major shakeup’ in the corporate meeting room with Ricoh’s new cognitive-enabled interactive whiteboard. The whiteboard uses IBM’s Watson intelligence and voice technologies to actively support people in meetings by responding to commands, taking notes and actions and even translating into other languages. The Intelligent Workplace Solution leverages IBM Watson IoT […]

Who Got Hacked This Week? Feb. 25 Edition

What types of cyberattack were carried out this week, February 25, 2017? Read on to find out.

February 25, 2017 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

Note: Each week we bring you the latest hacking news on the internet. Read on to find out who and what was hacked this week.   Hackers Use Malware to Spy on Israeli Military Personnel More than 100 = servicemen from the Israeli Defense Force have been targeted with spyware called ViperRAT. The malware was […]

5 Tips for Female Tech Founders Seeking Venture Capitalist Funding

Female CEO of Nvoicepay explains how she found funding despite the lack of women in tech.

February 20, 2017 Karla Friede Leave a Comment

Earlier this month, my co-founders and I raised our sixth round of venture capital funding for Nvoicepay. People ask me all the time, “Has it been hard to raise money as a woman?” It certainly wasn’t easy, but since I’ve never raised money as a man, I don’t know if that would be different. This […]

Multiculturalism and Digital Signage at the Modern University

Digital signage can help universities practice inclusion in various ways.

January 30, 2017 Debbie DeWitt Leave a Comment

Multiculturalism is a term that is everywhere these days in education. This is a way to promote educational achievement in students by using a set of strategies and materials that promote the contributions of different cultures to society, while encouraging inclusion, democracy, inquiry and critical thinking, skill acquisition and self-reflection. Since our society is becoming […]

Who Got Hacked This Week? Jan. 28 Edition

Who and what was hacked this week, January 28, 2017? Read on to find out.

January 28, 2017 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

Note: Each week we bring you the latest hacking news on the internet. Read on to find out who and what was hacked this week.   Android Malware Returns to Google Play Store The Android Malware that infected over 10 million devices last year has returned. A new form of the HummingBad malware has been […]

EDUCAUSE Releases Top IT Issues, Technology and Trends Report

January 22, 2017 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

EDUCAUSE, higher education’s largest technology association, released its annual list of Top 10 IT Issues for 2017 this week. EDUCAUSE will also publish two related reports later this year: the annual Top 10 Strategic Technologies report, which identifies relatively new technologies that institutions will be spending the most time implementing, planning, and tracking in 2017 […]

Who Got Hacked This Week? Jan. 21 Edition

Who and what was hacked this week, January 21, 2017? Read on to find out.

January 21, 2017 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

Note: Each week we bring you the latest hacking news on the internet. Read on to find out who and what was hacked this week.   Ongoing Phishing Attack Threatens on Gmail Users A new phishing attack targeting Gmail users has been tricking even tech-savvy users. First, attackers compromise a separate Gmail account. The hackers […]