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The Democratization of Video — Getting Your Video Data Organized

An advanced video content management system gives everyone the power to create, manage, and distribute videos.

December 20, 2013 TD Staff Leave a Comment

As video use grows, managing that content becomes ever more difficult. You need to prepare for the snowballing amount of data that needs to classified, stored and made searchable. Fortunately, there are video content management systems from companies such as SonicFountry, LimeLight Networks, Kaltura and BrightCove that well help you. Learn more about them here.

Smart Mobile: 6 Network Monitoring and Access Apps for Android and iOS

Check out these secure, capable network utility apps for IT pros.

December 17, 2013 TD Staff Leave a Comment

The best network monitoring and access apps. These iOS and Android mobile apps cover a range of functions: monitoring and testing networks, file access and management throughout a network and Wi-Fi connection and congestion troubleshooting. Bolster your mobile IT toolbelt with these professional and secure network monitoring and access apps for your smart device. Check out apps from developers like Lysesoft, Metago, Kenny Root and Jeffrey Sharkey, Farpoc, Techet and Comcsoft for Android and iOS.

The Pros and Cons of Meshing UC with BYOD

The BYOD Phenomenon may be coming to your organization. Should it be part of your UC strategy?

December 13, 2013 TD Staff Leave a Comment

Unified communications is increasingly gaining a foothold in commercial environments as is BYOD. It is important to set clear guidelines for employees who wish to use their own devices at work. Data access, security and other concerns should be addressed as part of your BYOD strategy.

Securing the Statue of Liberty

A new, IP-based digital security camera system was installed after Hurricane Sandy badly damaged the infrastructure of the historic landmark.

December 12, 2013 TD Staff Leave a Comment

The Statue of Liberty has a new, IP-based digital security camera system, installed after Hurricane Sandy badly damaged the infrastructure of the historic landmark.

Using Media Servers to Create Stellar Projection Mapping

These products and a little technique can create a memorable presentation.

November 25, 2013 Volha Kislaya Leave a Comment

Media servers are the devices that will help you create memorable projection mapping presentations. Versatile and useful, media servers are a vital tool for any presentation that takes messaging to the next level.

K-12 Technology Grants: A Guide to Getting Money for 2014

There are plenty of tech grants out there for the taking. We dissect where to go and how to get them.

November 25, 2013 TD Staff Leave a Comment

Finding technology grants can be a painful and time consuming process. Not anymore! We’ve put together a guide of grants so you can start the application process today.

Perfect Webinar Audio! Essential Tips on How to Choose a Hosting Platform and Headset

Avoid a webinar disaster! A great headset with noise-cancellation, and a feature-laden hosting platform.

November 11, 2013 TD Staff Leave a Comment

Tips on how to get the best audio quality for a webinar. Key components include a great headset with noise-cancellation, a feature-laden hosting platform and a quiet place to work.

Seamless A/V Control in 45 Rooms of Corporate Headquarters

Henkel Dial Corp. needed a versatile control and automation system for 45 rooms including a training room, conference rooms and more.

October 30, 2013 TD Staff Leave a Comment

Henkel Dial needed new AV systems in a total of 45 rooms, including a 60-seat training room/lecture hall, conference rooms, executive boardroom, cafeteria, mezzanine and a focus room.

Kick Start: New Edtech Tools for Your BYOD Classroom

Tablets, mobile device management tools, tablet accessories from ISTE 2013 and more recent announcements.

October 30, 2013 Chrissy Winske Leave a Comment

Products from ISTE 2013 and more recent announcements for your BYOD or 1-1 classroom including the Google Nexus, Acer Iconia W5, Belkin Store and Charge, Gumdrop cases, the Amplify Tablet, NEC DisplayNote, the LearnPad, the Microsoft Surface Tablet and more.

Major Utility American Water Brings Its Security Monitoring Operation In-house.

The company realized that pieces of its security were distributed among third-parties, causing unwanted complexity and potential risks.

October 7, 2013 Volha Kislaya Leave a Comment

American Water, an utility company, has brought security in house to consolidate its efforts. Taking on this responsibility, American Water realized they needed a new control center.