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By Zunesis / September 20, 2018 / Arubae-rateeducationFundingtechnology

E-Rate – “Free Money” from the Government for Education Customer Networks!   As a “go-to” E-rate services provider for our valued networking partners, Aruba Networks and Extreme Networks, we have discovered that many hundreds of millions of unspent “E-Rate” monies are still available to customers in the Rocky Mountain Region. This includes K-12 education as […]

By Joe Tressler / September 12, 2018 / audio conferencingbusiness toolscloudMicrosoft Teamsonline meetingsskype

Microsoft, a year ago, announced that they are bringing the capabilities of Skype for Business in the cloud into Microsoft Teams to deliver a single hub for teamwork, with built-in, fully integrated voice and video.   According to Microsoft, “As users are working on more teams, we see the opportunity to more seamlessly integrate our […]

By Zunesis / September 6, 2018 / backupdeploymentsmigrationsOffice 365OneDrive

Do you have control of your Office 365 data? Do you have access to all the items you need?   The typical reaction is, “Microsoft takes care of it all.”   Microsoft takes care of quite a bit and provides a great service for their customers. However, Microsoft’s primary focus is on managing the Office […]

By Zunesis / August 29, 2018 / edgehpe apolloIoTqumuloscalingscalitystorage

Future of Data Growth   I’m certain anyone reading this is well aware of the statistics about Data growth and how it is impacting storage requirements across all industries. This isn’t a new challenge in our industry, but the conversation does have an added twist when we consider the impact of IoT.  We commonly read […]

By Zunesis / August 22, 2018 / Arubacloud managementdigital transformationsd branchsecurity

Simple, Secure, Scalable   If you follow the announcements from major networking vendors you will have noticed a trend, at least in the marketing, for new solutions that are emerging from these companies.  Every whitepaper or datasheet you read will have the key words “Simple”, “Secure”, and “Scalable” littered throughout the document.  The reason for […]

By Zunesis / August 22, 2018 / Arubacloud managementdigital transformationsd branchsecurity

Simple, Secure, Scalable   If you follow the announcements from major networking vendors you will have noticed a trend, at least in the marketing, for new solutions that are emerging from these companies.  Every whitepaper or datasheet you read will have the key words “Simple”, “Secure”, and “Scalable” littered throughout the document.  The reason for […]

By Peter Knoblock / August 16, 2018 / anomaly detectionfacial recognitionvideo analytics

Video Analytics and Theft   Imagine a manufacturing company with an 80,000 square foot plant, multiple exits and shipping docks, 200 employees and several products which are as small as the palm of a hand or as big as the flatbed of a pickup truck.   Obviously a lot of elements to this scenario. Now […]

By Caleb Clark / August 2, 2018 / IT professionals

We recently put out a quiz that lets you know what kind of IT Superhero you are. (If you haven’t taken it, go take it now! https://www.zunesis.com/it-super-hero-quiz ) The personality types we highlighted in this quiz, and their respective IT superheroes, got me thinking. It all reminded me of another famous comic team who was […]

By Sara Wessells / July 24, 2018 / securitysurveillancevideo analytics

Most companies are gathering trillions of bytes of data, day after day, at no small cost, and then doing very little with it. Worse still, the data often is not serving its primary function very cost effectively. The “culprit,” so to speak, is video surveillance data, the information captured by the video cameras that are […]

By Zunesis / July 19, 2018 / patchessecuritywindows updates

Are Windows updates necessary? Applying updates every month is not something system administrators look forward to but they are necessary and extremely important in the times we live in. Most updates each month include security updates. Security issues are the worst possible type as they may be exploited by malware or hackers. These types of […]