by Christine Thome | Feb 4, 2021 | Networking
Today’s organizations are more reliant on their tech infrastructure than ever before. With everything from laptops and phones, to printers, meeting rooms and even the occasional vending machine being a connected device, a strong networking backbone is needed to ensure...
by Christine Thome | Oct 2, 2020 | Networking, Security
Campus networks are undergoing another massive transition in the COVID teleworking era. With this fundamental shift and as administrators consider an interconnected IoT (Internet of Things) environment, the boundary between the office, home, teleworker and user is...
by Christine Thome | Sep 1, 2020 | Networking, Security
You’re familiar with The Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA). But, like many IT leaders and managers, you may think of CIPA compliance in terms of blocking content from external sources, meaning other websites. Today, hybrid learning CIPA compliance has an...
by Christine Thome | Sep 1, 2020 | Networking, Uncategorized
If you’re involved with information technology in a K-12 institution or library, you’re probably familiar with the E-Rate program and supported services. But did you know that you may be eligible to purchase network equipment under Category One? As a quick refresher,...
by Christine Thome | Aug 28, 2020 | Infrastructure, Networking
“If students cannot come to the school for free Wi-Fi, then the school must send Wi-Fi to the students.” From installing Wi-Fi access points on exterior walls, to parking Wi-Fi-enabled school buses in strategic locations, Chi Corporation is helping school districts...
by Christine Thome | Aug 14, 2020 | Networking, Uncategorized
Michael Israel, CIO at the Kraft Group, walks us through implications for sports and entertainment, possibilities for the new normal, and advice for IT leaders. Impacts of the pandemic in sports & entertainment Based in the Foxborough, Massachusetts area, the...
