Too many engineering teams aren’t set up for success (or satisfaction). The emphasis on full-stack hiring means engineers are pressured to extend outside of the areas they do their best work—their zones of excellence. Backend engineers in particular feel the pain of keeping up with frameworks, managing frontend complexity, and context switching between backend and […]
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When Disaster Hits Your Data Center, Will it be Fully Recoverable in < 2 Hours? Data recovery solutions from nScaled protect data, servers and even entire data centers. Our Recovery as a Service solution combines disaster recovery, backup, business continuity and archiving into a single, integrated platform. Disaster recovery at some level is an insurance […]
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Disaster Recovery in the Cloud Most IT departments are now familiar with RaaS and the basic questions they should ask providers. They know to look at RTO and RPO capabilities, to compare the often complex pricing based on number of servers, amount of storage consumed, etc. But there are more nuanced issues that companies need […]
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In the search for a more scalable approach to IT infrastructure, a growing number of schools see cloud-based computing as a tremendous opportunity to achieve large-scale efficiencies without sacrificing performance. Yet in order to realize these benefits and get the maximum return on their investment, colleges and universities must take into account the various challenges […]
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So the future of your big event is a connected one, and you can either get in the way or get in front of the game — by installing a wireless network to improve the fan experience while also potentially enriching your game-day revenue per seat. As even the earliest statistics are showing, these in-stadium […]
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Microsoft partnered with Xirrus in the fall of 2008 for the PDC event at the Los Angeles Convention Center to deliver an ultra-high density wireless network. Download to read more.
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Carnegie Mellon can provide more reliable wireless access with fewer devices campus-wide, which significantly reduced the cost of wireless implementation and management. Download to read more.
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As colleges and universities continue to see value in intelligent wireless networking, mobility will be the new norm. Faculty and students expect to connect without wires. They depend on it. The explosion of smartphones and tablets has seen to that. According to ABI Research, there were 1.5 billion Wi-Fi enabled devices shipped in 2012. Students […]
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The concept of bring-your-own-device (BYOD) is driving the most significant IT shift since the dawn of computing. The migration to mobile computing promises to bring us closer to the vision of being able to deliver any content to any device no matter where the worker is located. This transition to mobile computing is being driven […]
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As federal and state mandates swirl about them, healthcare organizations continue pushing their way forward on a variety of key technology initiatives. Many are well on their way to full use of electronic health records, enabling complete mobility for their medical staffs, and building barriers around personally identifiable health information. But, many healthcare IT executives […]
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Windows 8 tablets provide a PC experience, for which many workers is essential to maintaining productivity. With Windows 8, users can run familiar desktop applications, maintaining productivity without having to find new ways to carry out their tasks. They can read, edit, and print emails and Office documents—tasks that can be a challenge on other […]
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