Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies have been a staple of both remote and on-site work in the pandemic era. These policies allow workers to log in to their work information from their personal devices, enabling a range of benefits […]
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These are unprecedented times. As countries around the world struggle to contain and respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses of all sizes and across all industries find themselves suddenly trying to maintain business continuity with an entirely remote, work-from-home workforce.
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Earlier this week I was at an event at the New York Stock Exchange put on by BlackBerry’s CEO, John Chen. I’ve known John for several years, and he is one of my favorite CEOs to visit because he just
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More and more people are shunning the typical nine to five job in favor of working away from the office. Gone are the days where sitting at a desk was the only way to get work done efficiently; the introduction
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You don’t need to be technologically savvy to be able to understand cybersecurity. All you need is someone with deeper insights to explain it using friendly, everyday vocabulary. I established my writing career, more or less, on translating tech to
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Once considered a “fad,” the Internet of Things (IoT) is now here to stay. It thrives in inter-connectivity though, making it a target of malicious programs and attacks. This is especially true when combined with BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)
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These days, it’s increasingly common for workers to complete some of their jobs on the go, whether they check emails while waiting for a meeting, write a social media post on public transport, or connect with other team members while
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A slow network is a serious problem for a business. Not only does a slow network affect employee productivity, but it can have a detrimental effect on customer experience and in some industries (such as finance), it can result in
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New research into the communications challenges that emergency room employees face every day in our nation’s hospitals and medical facilities reveals patient care suffers when manual processes are used. A new report “Care Communication Gaps in U.S. Hospital Emergency Departments”
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Will you buy another desktop computer or laptop? Or, can your smartphone meet your technology needs? Should your business continue buying PCs? The IT infrastructure industry is divided, but the answer affects more than you think. Here’s why…. As Intel’s
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