By Zunesis / April 5, 2018 / bandwidthIoTwifi 802.11 axwireless technology

In the past few years, we have seen some significant advancements in wireless technology.  Starting with 802.11ac Wave 1, we saw about double the theoretical max data rate (from 600Mbps to 1.3Gbps) from the previous standard 802.11N. Thanks to the addition of 80MHz channels and 3 spatial streams.  The next generation, 802.11ac Wave 2, increased […]

By Caleb Clark / March 29, 2018 / adapting to changeIT preparationsecuritystreamlining

“John, you’re a Timex watch in a digital age” snidely quips Thomas Gabriel, the brilliant, but maniacal, cyber-villain of Live Free or Die Hard, the fourth (and some would argue best) entry in the Die Hard film series.   The “John” in question is, of course, none other than protagonist John McClane, the old-fashioned NYC […]

By Caleb Clark / March 29, 2018 / adapting to changeIT preparationsecuritystreamlining

“John, you’re a Timex watch in a digital age” snidely quips Thomas Gabriel, the brilliant, but maniacal, cyber-villain of Live Free or Die Hard, the fourth (and some would argue best) entry in the Die Hard film series.   The “John” in question is, of course, none other than protagonist John McClane, the old-fashioned NYC […]

By Sara Wessells / March 23, 2018 / computeedgeHPE Edgelineintelligent edge

The term “Intelligent Edge” is used in many ways, but perhaps the best way to think of it is as a place. The edge is where the action is. It’s a manufacturing floor, a building, a campus, a city, your house, a telecommunications outpost, a sports arena, or in other words, where the “things” are […]

By Zunesis / March 15, 2018 / microsoftproductivitysccmsystem center configuration manager

System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) provides a unified management console with an automated set of administrative tools to deploy software, monitor health, and enforce compliance across all devices in an organization. With Configuration Manager, IT technicians proactively manage the entire lifecycle of all Windows-powered devices. This includes deploying and maintaining systems and software, responding to […]

By Tom Savage / March 7, 2018 / moral decisionsright vs wrong

If you have ever read something that I have written in this space, you most likely can guess that I love movies. I would not say I am a movie “buff” or a true “aficionado”, as I don’t actually get to watch as many as I would like. Instead, I am constantly intrigued by the […]

By Michael Gosselin / March 1, 2018 / attitudeleadershipteamwork

When I was just starting out in my career, I was lucky enough to attend a leadership and teamwork conference.  I have used the information I learned from that conference over the years and it is still valuable to business today.  Many of the articles and books I have read since this initial conference has […]

By Rachael Stiedemann / February 22, 2018 / ITstressstress management

The server is down. A computer has a virus in the office. You have ten deadlines to hit to meet your boss’ expectations. Just to name a few. Many IT professionals feel like they are on edge at all times and cannot find a moment to unplug even when on vacation. Lifestyle diseases are more […]

By Adam Gosselin / February 15, 2018 / cloud pbxmicrosoftphone systemskype for business

In April of 2015, Microsoft officially launched Skype for Business. Microsoft’s instant messaging and conferencing program has become more and more useful over the years, making it easier to do things like share documents, give presentations, and video chat.   One benefit that more companies are using or looking into using is utilizing Skype to […]

By Zunesis / February 8, 2018 / 3PARarrayAzuredemoLone TreeNimbletechnology labveeamvmwarezunesis

As the CEO of Zunesis, I am fond of saying “get beyond talking and PowerPoint slides and find some way to take action”.  Everyone can talk a good game, but far fewer can actual design and implement successful IT solutions on-time and within budget.  I feel like customers are tired of watching our lips flap […]