Author name: Lindsey Ingram

When we think about healthcare during COVID-19, we typically think about the things that COVID directly impacted: hospital capacities, changed visitor policies, PPE shortages, and the frontline heroes that put themselves at risk every day to help people recover. But there was another side of the coin — people who needed medical care for conditions […]

You’ve heard of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) in the workplace, but have you heard of Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT)? The COVID-19 pandemic made everyone hyper-aware of shared surfaces and how they play a part in spreading illness. Consequently, society has gotten smart and come up with inventive ways to limit touchpoints in schools

As technology advances, cybersecurity is always a top priority. But in the past, it was a little easier to manage. When people work in an office with company-owned devices and host in-person meetings, it’s easy to create unified security policies and keep meetings “closed doors” (literally and figuratively) But that’s not the world we live

Digital technology has changed the way we work. Many software programs and tech upgrades exist for the sole purpose of facilitating teamwork, which became crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now companies are sticking with digital collaboration for a number of reasons. Let’s take a look at why this new way of collaborating isn’t going anywhere,

One of the biggest challenges of the 2020-2021 school year has been providing a high quality of education to students while being mindful of COVID-19. Educators are so eager to engage with students on an in-person level, but there are still restrictions in place and parent concerns that are preventing 100% in-person learning in many

Higher education institutions are investing more than ever into audio video integration. This is a move that just makes sense given the way colleges and universities operate now. Students are using portable devices for just about everything these days, including in the classroom. In our ever-connected world, audio video conferencing equipment is one of the

While almost every aspect of “the workplace” has shifted significantly in recent years, you can argue that the meeting room has changed the most. Gone are days where people sat around boardroom tables in uncomfortable chairs, equipped with just a telephone, whiteboard, and maybe a projector. Now, audio video conferencing is the standard way for

Gamers looking to take their video game skills to the next level are in luck. Esports is booming, offering more opportunities for gamers to showcase their skills, win prizes, and gain sponsorships that can help launch a successful Esports career. That’s right, career. Video games are no longer just a hobby — they’re a viable

Electronic gaming isn’t just a hobby anymore. For some, it’s a way to engage in a challenging activity, collaborate with others, and even earn a living. With that being said, it’s no surprise that esports is gaining popularity at the collegiate level. A lot of colleges and universities — large and small alike — have

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