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Cord Cutting 101: How to Break Up with Cable in 2018
Cord Cutting 101: How to Get More Out of Your TV in 2018 The way people consume television in this day and age is much different than years past due to the advancement of technology and the rise of streaming services. While most households still use traditional TV...
How Windows Ink & Interactive Touch Are Digitally Transforming Meetings
It’s always nice when a team leaves a meeting feeling inspired and excited. It’s even better when the meeting has been productive. When a great team works together under ideal conditions, amazing things happen. The problem with team meetings—even with outstanding...
Huddle Rooms: The Future of Workplace Collaboration
Need a spot for spontaneous collaboration in the workplace? Consider a huddle room.
Gartner Predicts More Enterprises Will Move to Windows 10 in 2017
According to recent Gartner survey, 85 percent of enterprises will have started Windows 10 deployment by years’ end.
8 Ways to Create a Modern Conference Room
Long gone are the days of the sterile, traditional conference room. This guide breaks down 8 ways to create a modern conference room to impress customers, guests, and employees.
New eBook: Wireless Display For Dummies is here!
New eBook, Wireless Display For Dummies, dives deep into understanding wireless display and the benefits that go along with it.
Give Your Legacy Devices a Leg-Up with Wireless Display
Do you have Windows 7/8 devices you want wireless display enabled? Now you can, with the ScreenBeam USB Transmitter 2.
4 Tips to Spark Creativity in the Conference Room
Meetings are necessary for the collaboration between people and the cohesiveness needed to maintain strong teams. But often waste time due to poor planning and disengaged participants. Learn from these 4 tips to spark creative thinking and get the results you want.
4 Presentation Styles for Better Audience Engagement
Have you ever given a presentation and lost your audience within the first few minutes? You’re not alone. Here are tips on how to best engage your audiences for compelling and memorable presentations.