Author name: Lindsey Ingram

When it comes to extracurricular activity, a lot of colleges and universities stick to the traditional: sports, clubs, Greek life, etc. But it’s the ones who are branching out to try something new that are seeing the most benefits. The National Association of Collegiate Esports reported that more than 170 colleges or universities in the […]

The world of competitive gaming, also known as esports, is picking up traction and rapidly growing internationally. The fanbase has expanded to be in the millions, with an even higher potential profit. We’re really excited about the future of esports and want to share what we know about it, so you can get excited too!

This time last year, remote work was reserved for special circumstances or a perk employees could enjoy a couple of days per week. The COVID-19 pandemic turned that notion upside down, forcing organizations from most industries to shift to remote work. Now, organizations around the world have rolled out long-term or permanent remote work plans,

In a world where meetings are conducted remotely and hangouts are mostly virtual, it seems like everyone is using Zoom in some capacity. But with 300 million meeting participants per day on the platform, Zoom can be an easy target for security breaches. If you’re using Zoom to conduct business, you can’t take the risk

With COVID-19 still a threat across the country, many school districts are in the process of creating reopening plans that enable learning across a variety of situations — in person, remote, or hybrid combinations. What each plan has in common is the necessity for an advanced technology setup to help students learn effectively while maintaining

When the COVID-19 outbreak first happened, organizations had to respond quickly and move their organizations to remote work setups with no time to plan. With COVID-19 still very much a health and safety threat, many companies have made the decision to remain remote long-term. Some major companies like Twitter have even announced the intention to

Virtual events have taken the place of conferences, concerts, and large gatherings of all sizes. While moving events to a virtual format is important for health and safety in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, it takes a different planning approach than an in-person event. Here are some virtual event planning considerations to keep in

eSports has skyrocketed in popularity in the past few years, transforming from a millennial/Gen Z niche to a mainstream movement. The community has grown to the point where entire facilities are being created to host large tournaments and give eSports players and fans a truly spectacular experience. An eSports facility relies on technology more heavily

One of the biggest questions we still have regarding the coronavirus outbreak is: when people return to the workplace, what kind of workplace will they be returning to? What we know for sure is that businesses have to make significant changes to keep employees and visitors safe — and that integrator companies will play a

The esports community continues to grow; in recent years, participation in esports tournaments has grown from hundreds to hundreds of thousands, and the sport is being deliberated by the Olympic consideration. With the esports community now over 300 million people, setting up an arena for an event is even more important than ever. To give