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Microsoft Teams Could Be the ‘Sleeping Giant’ of Videoconferencing Wars

The world was introduced to a litany of videoconferencing solutions earlier this year, but some UCC experts say Microsoft Teams will come out on top.

July 14, 2020 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Over the last few months, the world got a crash course in videoconferencing and collaboration technology. With remote work now part of our culture, platforms like Zoom, BlueJeans, Lifesize, Webex, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams have become a must have for most organizations that typically reported to an office setting. However, Microsoft Teams, which is […]

Zoom Hardware-as-a-Service Makes Zoom Rooms More Affordable

Zoom Hardware-as-a-Service (HaaS) gives Zoom Rooms customers the ability to deploy Zoom Rooms hardware with a variety of subscription options.

July 8, 2020 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Zoom is introduced a hardware-as-a-service plan that makes deploying Zoom Rooms more accessible by reducing the barriers to entry and high up-front costs. The program, dubbed Zoom Hardware-as-a-Service (HaaS), gives Zoom Rooms customers the ability to deploy Zoom Rooms hardware with a variety of subscription options for phone and meeting room hardware, the company says […]

Checking the Legitimacy of Temperature Scanning Platforms and Other Coronavirus-Related Products

Skin temperature scanning platforms and other coronavirus-related tech products have cropped up left and right lately. Let's look at how to tell them apart.

June 24, 2020 Adam Forziati Leave a Comment

For the past few months, we’ve published many, many articles related to commercial technology products that aim to prevent the spread of coronavirus in corporate and other settings. Temperature scanning platforms have stood out as a major product category lately, and will likely continue to dominate into the fall. So what can technology mangers and IT […]

These New Microsoft Teams-Certified Devices Can Make Remote Work Easier

Microsoft has announced new Teams-certified devices including headsets and conferencing systems that make working remotely easier.

May 1, 2020 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Microsoft has announced new Teams-certified devices that make working remotely easier as organizations continue to adjust to the new reality of working from home. In an official blog, the company said it worked with device partners to bring these new Teams-certified devices to market as part of its Microsoft device Certification program. During normal times, […]

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Nemesysco Voice Analytics Can Help Employee Wellness Monitoring Efforts

New Nemesysco customers cite need to ensure business continuity & employee wellness monitoring during Coronavirus outbreak and for new realities afterwards.

April 7, 2020 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

Nemesysco, a provider of voice analytics technologies and solutions for emotion detection, today announced that the company has been experiencing significantly increased traction for applying its voice analytics technology for remote employee wellness monitoring since the outbreak of the Coronavirus. In recent weeks, millions of employees around the world have been forced to work from […]

Platinum Tools Announces Colored Hybrid HPH J-Hooks

Platinum Tools has launched its new HPH J-Hooks, a new line of high-performance hybrid hooks designed for a variety of applications.

March 25, 2020 TD Staff Leave a Comment

Wire and cable installation solution company Platinum Tools has launched its new HPH J-Hooks, a new line of high-performance hybrid hooks designed for a variety of applications. The hooks — designed for high-performance cables like Cat6a, Cat7, and fiber optics — feature a smooth, radiused 2-inch wide base with no pressure points. They’re UL listed, […]

The IT Analyst Interview Questions You Should Ask Candidates

These IT Analyst interview questions will help you if you're part of a team preparing to speak with and sort through some candidates.

March 4, 2020 Adam Forziati Leave a Comment

You’re part of a team of colleagues tasked with hiring the next IT analyst. What types of questions should you ask candidates during interviews? Naturally, the answer to this question will vary based on the individual. There are always those same solid conversation-starting, breaking-the-ice questions that we assume you already know to ask. But what […]

AVI-SPL Symphony Aims to ‘Save the Meeting’

AVI-SPL Symphony can monitor any audio visual or UC/Collaboration device in your office -- yes, any -- to prevent issues before they happen.

December 12, 2019 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

Meeting obstruction because of faulty, or difficult-to-use, equipment is something we write a LOT about on this website. But what if there was a way to anticipate, solve, and prevent issues in advance of them occurring? AVI-SPL, the systems provider focused on UC and Collaboration, says their Symphony service does just that. AVI-SPL Symphony is […]

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Tim Cook: Government Should Regulate Big Tech, Data

Apple CEO TIm Cook says now is the time for government to step in and pass legislation that regulates big tech's mining of customer data.

November 25, 2019 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

The push against big tech companies from harvesting our data to improve the functionality of intelligent applications and services has gained an unlikely ally: big tech. Tim Cook, CEO of Apple — one of those largest big tech firms — said government should protect technology users with federal legislation aimed at protecting your data. In […]

City of Aurora Deploys DH2i to Wrangle Microsoft SQL Server Environment

DH2i solution helps the City of Aurora’s Microsoft SQL Server sprawl become manageable and improves critical city operations.

November 18, 2019 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

The City of Aurora’s IT organization supports all city departments, including but not limited to: city management, police, fire, safety, 911, and parks and recreation. It does so via two true datacenters that currently support the IT requirements of the city’s 3,000 plus employees, as well as maintains 24×7 access to its public website for […]