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To be sustainable in both the short and long term, schools must be able to deliver continuous access to services and coursework through learn-from-home (LFH) platforms that are provided securely and cost-effectively to students.
GDT’s Automation experts to fill a customer’s sales funnel without increasing personnel costs. Ask sales managers what keeps them up at night, and you’ll hear the words sales funnel, followed by not full enough.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) unveiled bold plans to transition its entire portfolio to subscription-based, pay-per-use and as a Service offerings, by 2022. The subscription-based program, which is called HPE GreenLake and was first introduced a
GDT’s Physical Infrastructure professionals asked the right questions, listened, then brought a client’s facility online faster and more efficiently IT professionals are like new car buyers; both are looking for the latest and greatest solutions
One of the world’s largest oil companies turned to GDT’s Advisory & Consulting professionals for a roadmap to help with future software purchases By Richard Arneson In several recent surveys, it was discovered that software
Even after meeting with hundreds of customers over the years, it still amazes me how many are spending money to pay for service contracts on assets that have been decommissioned for years. It probably shouldn’t
On Tuesday, May 7th, GDT premier partner Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced a new offering that’s the result of its November 2018 purchase of BlueData.
By Richard Arneson GDT’s Staffing Solutions team accomplishes in a week what usually takes others months Technological advancement is fantastic, until it’s time to find the right people who can turn those advancement into the
By Dr. Stephen Inocencio, PhD, DSI GDT Vice President, Security Advisory Services In IT, penetration testing is when a 3rd party is conscripted to simulate a cyberattack against your organization. It determines where you are
Earlier this week, Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced that they’re joining cloud competitors Microsoft Azure and IBM Cloud to offer Blockchain-as-as-Service.
In 1996, then Microsoft CEO Bill Gates famously stated that “Content is King.” It’s hard to believe that nobody has made the same proclamation about the cloud.
For the 7th year in a row, AppDynamics, a San Francisco-based application performance management and IT operations analytics company, proudly sits in the Leader quadrant for APM (Application Performance Monitoring).
Desperation and Amazon don’t really go together, so it may come as a shock to learn that they’re punting on most of their business operations in China.
In a recent study by the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), they found that 123456 is the most used password on accounts that have been breached.
Think back ten years. who could forget that Google Fiber launched in Kansas City—the first city of many planned—that would help bridge the digital gap between the haves and have nots.
According to a recent survey concerning employee productivity, 97% believe a lack of collaboration delays projects’ outcomes. A regional cable TV and ISP serving the upper Midwestern United States could relate.
Google, which offers its CAPTCHA service for free, has made proving you’re not a robot tougher.
Technology and IT research leader Gartner predicted in its annual public cloud revenue forecast report that public cloud spend will almost double in the next three years (2022), from its current $182.4bn to $331.2bn. So, if you’re considering a sales career and are wondering what to sell, you may have found your answer.
$700 billion company Amazon just filed papers with the U.S. government to launch 3,236 satellites that will provide high speed internet service.
With almost 300 retail locations in the United States, a global manufacturing corporation serving the business and residential markets needed to greatly expand its wireless network.
How could there possibly be any news—other than the good kind—for IoT? Sadly, in the case of IoT, the bad news involves security.
In the United States alone, over 4.1 billion robocalls were made in February. The good news is that the Federal Trade Commission finds them annoying, too.
