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Digital technology has penetrated every aspect of life and business, hurtling us towards a world which blurs digital and analog realities. There’s no longer such a thing as existing online versus in real life. Offline is online – this new paradigm is changing the very texture of our culture and lives. Welcome to the digital transformation. The revolution doesn’t need to be televised because it can easily be streamed online.

Security has come a long way and now consists of much more than simply fences and firewalls. Intrusion detection and access control are two prongs of a competent security integrations system strategy.

One of the many industries touched by the development of artificial intelligence is video surveillance. The pairing of AI with video surveillance represents a remarkable security advancement. It is making surveillance more powerful and accurate than ever before.

Financial institutions have a clear need to find reliable, robust methods for navigating unpredictable economic and regulatory landscapes. No financial firm can afford to make large up-front investments in IT equipment in response to every single new security trend or regulatory requirement.

Educators’ priorities are clear. Student learning is the ultimate purpose and highest priority for any academic institution. The teaching staff that makes this goal achievable need certain tools and equipment in place to get the job done.

Technology is now the cornerstone of almost every business process. In the legal field where document processing is a complex task that combines a broad range of human-oriented work, process automation and optimization can make an enormous difference.

Financial firms are under a great deal of pressure. Not only do they need to fulfill customer obligations while adhering to strict regulations, they must also find ways to reduce waste while improving visibility into financial processes – without exposing sensitive customer data in the process.

Managing IT assets for small business presents unique challenges. Not only do small business IT solutions need to be far more flexible than large enterprise assets, but they have to be easy to implement as well.

Up until the start of the current millennium, the best office technology solutions were almost exclusively out-of-reach for small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs). If you didn’t have millions of dollars in capital on-hand, you couldn’t build the infrastructure you needed to compete with major enterprises.

Office managers and C-suite executives have a dilemma when it comes to print. Why do modern businesses operating in the digital age spend so much money printing documents?