Last year, the events we most looked forward to—from small gatherings to the biggest tradeshows of the year—were postponed, virtualized or canceled altogether.
We all navigated the challenges and were forced to adapt to a reality without in-person networking, relationship building, hands-on learning and meaningful, face-to-face interactions that result in long-lasting partnerships.
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Guy LaBar, Video Conferencing Specialist
This is the second blog in a three-part series on returning to work in a new hybrid environment and how leveraging new technology will transform workplace collaboration.
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Paul Reigner, Control Room Account Manager
When we talk about technology evolution in control room environments, the transformations that truly make a difference are thought out and planned to improve operator safety, comfort, efficiency and situational awareness. To accomplish this, there are a variety of factors of new technology and room design that need to be evaluated with the advancement of integrated systems.
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Josh Herring, Marketing Communications Specialist
The life of a programmer isn’t glamorous, and the work is often underappreciated. Yet, there’s one characteristic of this month’s highlighted employee that’s difficult to overlook—and even more difficult to keep to ourselves.
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By Bill Brichta, Business Consultant - Instructional Technology & Retired CIO of Salus University
Schools have been forced to rapidly adapt to a wave of unexpected learning obstacles since the beginning of the pandemic. From closures and implementing remote learning to testing and social distancing on campus, the past year and change looked nothing like what higher education or K-12 institutions had in their 2020-2021 academic plans.
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