Sometime in the last few years, the inconveniences created by some virtual communications became so common they turned into meme-worthy transgressions.

We’re talking about those network interruptions that freeze faces and cause voices to truncate and disappear mid sentence — not to mention the distracting background noises bleeding over from a co-worker logging in from a corner café.

In today’s fast-paced digital world, business owners face increasing challenges securing their communications. The good news is, the introduction of 5G wireless service has revolutionized how your business can safeguard its sensitive information.

What will the cities of the future look like? You don’t have to wait to find out — digital transformation, along with rapidly developing technologies like AI, are already creating the connected cities we’ve long envisioned.

The bottom line is always at the top of every business’s list of priorities. For IT departments, that means maximizing operational uptime and facilitating company growth.

That’s especially important when you consider a single minute of downtime can cost a financial institution $9,000 — an hourly rate of more than half a million dollars.

In the rapidly evolving field of K-12 education, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an important development, with the potential to revolutionize traditional teaching approaches and student learning experiences. For school system administrators, it's essential to recognize the transformative potential AI holds. Let’s delve into both the advantages and implications of AI in K-12 classrooms for both teachers and students.

The integration of technology in education has revolutionized the modern classroom, providing tools that enhance teaching, learning and operational efficiency. In an era where educational institutions navigate numerous challenges, from budget constraints to the need for robust cybersecurity, the strategic use of technology is more crucial than ever.