There’s nothing quite like a good old-fashioned phone call, is there? Get on the horn, ring up a client, and shoot the breeze. Whatever happened to that personal touch? We sometimes forget that before the business technology of the telephone, meetings had to be conducted in-person after spending a small fortune on transportation (can youRead more
Truck drivers are facing more adversity than expected during quarantine. The pressure is on to keep supply chains open, but not enough companies and regulatory bodies are taking measures to ensure compliance and meet the needs of drivers. Some companies are asking drivers to stay in their trucks during deliveries or to use digital assetsRead more
Businesses that look to the future in any vertical are actively working to improve efficiencies, minimize risk, and optimize productivity. These companies are taking measures to disrupt the status quo and win in the digital economy. Simply put, let’s do things more simply, securely, and quickly. A growing number of reports such as “The StateRead more
There’s nothing quite like a good old-fashioned phone call, is there? Get on the horn, ring up a client, and shoot the breeze. Whatever happened to that personal touch? Well, we sometimes forget that before the telephone, meetings had to be conducted in-person after spending a small fortune on transportation. All other business was doneRead more
The concept of ‘servers’ was in the news recently because of likely Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and her emails. Reading through a volume of articles about the Clinton email situation, one thing becomes readily apparent: regardless of your political beliefs, many people have no clue what exactly a ‘server’ is, even those tasked with reporting onRead more
Computhink is taking this opportunity to remind readers about the ever-changing landscape across every vertical. They touched upon this broad topic about eighteen months ago and have found that, even as new studies come out, the facts still support a simple hypothesis: companies must embrace digital transformation if they want to survive. This slightly updatedRead more
Enterprise solutions challenge their owners in a way no personal software product does. They come with longer, more technical manuals. Their features may be too numerous and complex for any one employee to ever fully appreciate. They sometimes require a whole team of technicians for implementation. And they present purchasing managers with one crucial decisionRead more
On May 25th, the European Union passed the General Data Protection Regulation compliance deadline. The GDPR was created by the EU in response to advances in cloud computing and data analytics, as large corporations and agencies gathered, processed, and handled the information of individuals all over the world. The European Union has sought to ensureRead more
Smartphones are undergoing some serious changes. Apple used to be a follower in innovation but a leader in quality and refined design. Now, they are setting the bar with the controversial notch and phone-jack-less design decisions. Samsung pioneered the bezel-less phone edges years ago now. And there is no end in sight. Some ideas areRead more
The buzzword “millenial” is becoming outdated as we move on to the latest scapegoat demographic, but what hasn’t become outdated is digital technology. And having a clear understanding of digital technology isn’t an ageist meme anymore, anyone can grasp the principles of tech in an office setting. If you came of age in the 1990sRead more
