Digital Transformation Isn’t Just a Technology Thing, It’s a People Thing

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We are living in a world where almost four out of every five companies are embarking upon a digital transformation. However there’s a big gap between what digital transformation really is and what most businesses think it is. Not surprising, few are able to make a successful transition. An MIT Sloan and Capgemini study data-backed what most companies are already …

Data Analysts and Scientists More Important Than Ever For the Enterprise

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The business world is now firmly in the age of data. Not that data wasn’t relevant before; it was just nowhere close to the speed and volume that’s available to us today. Businesses are buckling under the deluge of petabytes, exabytes, and zettabytes. Within these bytes lie valuable information on customer behavior, key business insights, and revenue generation. However, all …

How to Assess Your Cloud Migration Opportunities

In Cloud by Shelly KramerLeave a Comment

Cloud computing is on just about every IT pro or business owner’s mind, and assessing your cloud migration opportunities is a fundamental first step. Cloud technology is exciting because it’s the great equalizer—not just something for the big business players; cloud has potential benefits for businesses of all sizes and at all stages of the business cycle. But jumping into …

Small Innovation May Be the Biggest Innovation in Tech

In IoT, Mobility, Technology by Daniel NewmanLeave a Comment

We frequently hear things like, “The next mobile device will have an X percent bigger screen than the last one.” Do these things sound impressive anymore? Not in a world where a new device update hits the market every couple of months, if not weeks. At the recent Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), people weren’t that excited (at least not …

Mobile Video Communication: Enterprise Ready or Consumer Toy?

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We are all becoming more familiar with mobile video apps. The availability of Skype and FaceTime allows us to call home or chat face to face with a friend from anywhere. These apps work, they are simple, and they integrate with our mobile lifestyle. These tools have exponentially increased our comfort level with mobile video conferencing. Many of us are …

10 questions to ask to ensure your cloud services provider is HIPAA compliant

In Security by Shelly Kramer1 Comment

More companies are looking to the cloud for business and data storage solutions, especially those in the healthcare space. If your business must be HIPAA compliant, these 10 questions to ensure HIPAA compliance might save you some major headaches down the road. HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, is one way that security and privacy is regulated. It was …

Omni-Channel: The Critical Role Mobile Plays

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This post is sponsored by Samsung Business. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Omni-channel is a hot topic that’s getting a lot of attention these days from brands worldwide. And, why not? Buying has changed since the dawn of the omni-channel shopper. Today, it can take months for someone to decide to buy, a process that can connect them to …

Is Unified Communications, Unifying Communications

In Technology by Daniel Newman1 Comment

In the integration space, particularly the AV integration space, unified communications (UC) has long been a highly discussed, yet rarely understood topic. For many years, AV professionals have been debating about what is included in a unified communications solution—is it voice and video? Does it include messaging or presence? What about real time web collaboration? And how is social media …

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Five IT Security Claims You Can Quit Believing

In Security by Shelly KramerLeave a Comment

According to the latest annual PwC survey of the Global State of Information Security, the number of cyber security incidents detected is rising sharply, while the amount spent on security has been falling. Given the extremely high cost of a cyberattack to a businesses’ reputation and day-to-day operations, it’s a bit of an understatement to say this might be considered …