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Oklahoma School District Selects BenQ’s Interactive Smart Boards for Classrooms

McAlester Public Schools installed BenQ's Premium RP Series Education smart boards with built-in wireless presentation in every classroom.

December 13, 2022 TD Staff Leave a Comment

McAlester Public Schools in Oklahoma installed BenQ’s Premium RP Series Education smart boards in every classroom in the district. The BenQ Board includes a germ-resistant screen and Tap & Teach technology delivering instant access to files, cloud storage and personalized settings. Its license-free and intuitive EZ Write annotation and whiteboard software, and built-in InstaShare wireless […]

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Palo Alto Networks Launches New Tool To Help Automate Vulnerability Remediation

Palo Alto Networks is releasing Xpanse Active Attack Surface Management, a new tool designed to automate security fixes.

December 12, 2022 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Palo Alto Networks is releasing Xpanse Active Attack Surface Management, a new tool built into the cybersecurity solution provider’s Cortex platform designed to help security teams actively find and fix known and unknown internet-connected risks. According to the Santa Clara, Calif.-based company, Xpanse Active Attack Surface management (Xpanse Active ASM) is designed with automation to […]

Extron Releases MediaPort for Professional Conferencing Applications

The Extron MediaPort 300 is a new 4K HDMI to USB bridge designed to integrate pro AV systems with software codec conferencing applications.

December 12, 2022 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Audiovisual manufacturer Extron is releasing the MediaPort 300, a new 4K HDMI to USB bridge designed to integrate pro AV systems with software codec conferencing applications. The Anaheim, Calif.-based firm says the MediaPort 300, an extension of Extron’s MediaPort line, supports popular conferencing platforms such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams while bringing 4K capabilities to […]

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Software License Visibility Issues Could Be Costly

Organizations could be spending too much on software licenses due to a lack of visibility into adoption and usage of SaaS, web apps.

December 8, 2022 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Organizations are constantly bringing new software into their tech stack, but IT leaders are finding it difficult to gain visibility into adoption and usage of company issued applications, with just 5% saying they have complete visibility into the total number of employees that adopt and use company-approved applications. The data comes from a study conducted […]

Apple Introduces Wider Data Protections, Encryption, Security Keys

Apple's three new advanced security features are designed to protect against threats to user data in the cloud.

December 7, 2022 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Apple has announced three new security features designed to protect user data and protect against threats in the cloud, including wider data protections, the ability to verify the identity of contacts and support for third-party security keys. According to the company, the three new features join a suite of other security tools to make Apple […]

Software Inefficiencies are Costing U.S. Economy Trillions, Study Says

Vulnerabilities, software supply chain problems and technical debt could be costing the U.S. economy $2.4 trillions, Synopsys report finds.

December 6, 2022 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Software quality issues such as vulnerabilities, software supply chain problems and technical debt could be costing the U.S. economy trillions, according to a new report from electronic design automation solutions and services firm Synopsys. The Mountain View, Calif. company’s report, “The Cost of Poor Software Quality in the US,” finds that software quality issues may […]

Ventura County Shifts to Virtual Courtroom Proceedings

Ventura County's Hall of Justice now conducts its legal proceedings virtually with the help of RGB Spectrum's QuadView UHDx processor.

December 5, 2022 TD Staff Leave a Comment

Courts have been shifting to virtual court proceedings using video teleconferencing for a variety of reasons including cost and safety. The COVID pandemic forced more courts to adapt. Without being able to meet safely in person, the pandemic caused a rapid adoption to remote courtroom proceedings. The key challenge is how to deliver multiple video […]

What UC&C Experts are Saying About Hybrid Meetings in 2023

Meeting equity and flexible office models will be key to successful hybrid meetings, unified communications experts say.

November 29, 2022 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Despite nearly three years of distributed work forced by the COVID-19 pandemic, many organizations have still not yet equipped their offices and end users with the tools and technology necessary to carry out hybrid meetings. With 2023 around the corner, IT budgets should reflect those necessary conference room upgrades and end user tools, unified communications […]

AWS Launches New Wickr App for Enterprises

Just days after announcing the upcoming end to the consumer version, AWS has announced AWS Wickr for a new enterprise communications.

November 28, 2022 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Just days after announcing the upcoming end to the consumer version of the encrypted communication app Wickr, AWS has announced AWS Wickr, a new enterprise communications service with end-to-end encryption. According to the company, AWS Wickr is designed to help organizations comply with regulatory requirements like e-discovery, legal hold and FOIA requests. The app uses […]

End Users are Underequipped for Remote Videoconferencing

Effective distributed work and distraction-free videoconferencing requires better audio and video peripherals, Logitech research finds.

November 23, 2022 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Remembering back to spring 2020 when COVID-19 first began impacting commerce, business leaders predicted a few short weeks of remote work to help stop the spread of the virus. As we know, those few weeks turned into multiple years. Because of that shortsightedness, organizations largely sent employees home with the bare minimum: their laptop and […]