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Manufacturers have had to a deal with a host of new problems and opportunities related to COVID-19, from new safety concerns to increased demand for services and everything in between. Looking forward to the rest of 2021 and beyond, here are three technological focus areas that will drive the manufacturing industry forward.
Though the need for healthcare providers to manage valuable data has increased dramatically, most have not had the time or capacity to fully assess how to support the long-term costs and security concerns related to these services, and many are currently struggling with performance issues that hinder user productivity.
Cloud calling solutions from Cisco enable you to upgrade your PBX network with a secure cloud solution, while extending your capability to meet future collaboration needs.
Only Cisco provides a complete SD-WAN fabric for unparalleled control over your network with security built in, creating optimal, secure connectivity from branch to colocation facility and cloud.
Though incredibly easy to operate, the use of biometric data comes with substantial risk. If your biometric data is compromised, it can never again be used as an identifying feature. Passwords can be changed, but your fingerprints cannot.
Due to the nature of certificate technology and the increasing security requirements of modern web browsers, this often creates a large workload for internal IT teams to deploy comprehensive Public Key Infrastructure technologies. Failure to properly implement them often results in poor user experience, broken web pages, and frustrated customers.
On October 28, 2020 the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued alert AA20-302A as a joint alert from CISA, the FBI, and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) regarding ransomware activity targeting the healthcare and public heath sectors in the United States.
Selecting the right data storage solution for your business requires careful consideration of many factors, most of which are unique to your business and its needs. Below are just a few items for you to consider.
The need for hybrid or online learning support will only continue to grow, so how can education systems adapt to deliver a consistent learning experience, no matter where a student is joining the class from?
Every business needs to take security seriously. Staying compliant with regulations is NOT a one-time or point-in-time status; it is an everyday commitment.
Your employees need technology that enables them to perform successfully, wherever they are working from. Here are the five basic items organizations need to solve for in order for remote employees to be productive.
As recent months have shown, cloud and collaboration tools are undeniably crucial to making a “hybrid workplace,” where employees split time between working from home and in the office, possible.
Recently, GDT sat down with NetApp’s Director of GSI Solutions Engineering, Lee Howard. Here’s what he had to say about the future of NetApp, FlexPod, and more.
As it stands today, digital alternatives to in-person interactions and enhanced safety procedures for in-person interactions are the only ways to prevent customer frustration and lost business. How can retailers evolve the way they conduct business to not just survive but thrive in the current environment and beyond?
Now that the EU Court of Justice has nullified the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Act, attainment of GDPR compliance may be a US company’s best route to ensuring uninterrupted data flow.
Sometimes we get so caught up in the labels, individual products, and all the “Something-as-a-Service” offerings that we lose sight of the basic principles of cloud computing. Below is a brief refresher on “the cloud” and a discussion around which of the four main cloud environment types could be right for your business.
In a year of filled with concerns such as a global pandemic, murder hornets, and so much more, the crisis du jour for Americans is now…TikTok?
With social distancing guidelines still in effect, this Independence Day will undoubtedly look a little different than usual, but here are four ways technology can help you celebrate the 4th of July despite the restrictions in place.
Is remote work the “new normal,” and if so, how should their business plan for a more flexible and secure remote-friendly future?
The unfortunate reality is that many businesses, armed with the best of intentions, spend millions on software designed to offer more efficiency, visibility, ROI, and more—only to have that software never be utilized to its full potential and gather dust on a shelf. Here’s what to know and what questions to ask yourself to avoid having your software turn into shelfware.
While collaboration tools and online shopping and entertainment took center stage in the early days of coronavirus stay-at-home orders, the cloud worked behind the scenes to enable remote work and entertainment.
As organizations divert resources to other parts of their business, they may be leaving their infrastructure exposed. Even though other concerns may seem more important right now, the truth is that protecting your company’s assets has never been more important. The risk to digital assets during a time of crisis is greater than ever.
