Topic: Hardware - Page 24

Until now, most digital signage displays have been glorified TVs, but more businesses are recognizing the benefits of incorporating live video content.

The cost of public cloud coupled with more flexible and efficient server technology has some enterprises moving back to on-prem; SMBs may want to follow suit for some workloads.

This sponsored Partner Program Profile explains how, with Eaton’s “secure-by-design” approach, partners can better protect their SMB customers from business disruption due to loss of power or cyberattack.

A boatload of goodies from VMware, new desktop processors from AMD, a new CRO for Barracuda, and a penguin with shoes (seriously, and they could save his life) are among the many stories we left the beach early to bring your way.

If you’ve heard it once, you’ve heard it a thousand times: Billing customers is exactly like a 3D puzzle involving wooden blocks.

Called Flex Policies, the new feature lets technicians apply policies to all existing and new Apple endpoints meeting pre-defined criteria without manual effort.

The new functionality gathers threat information in near real time directly from Microsoft via API-level connections, displays it in Augmentt Secure’s interface, and can then forward it based on customized rules to technicians and PSA solutions.

Coming to you from the HP Amplify Executive Forum, or maybe the great beyond given how ghost-like he looks, Rich talks with Matt and returning guest host Mile Bloomfield of Tekie Geek about HP’s new ink subscription service for SMBs, partner program updates, and hardware for hybrid workers.

A new business edition of HP’s Instant Ink service enables small businesses to receive ink or toner for multiple printers in multiple locations on one bill automatically whenever they begin running low.

Called HP Curiocity, the forthcoming portal is designed to serve as a single, worldwide hub for partner education and collaboration, according to global channel chief Kobi Elbaz (pictured).