Delegation of the European Union
Washington, DC:
Soon you'll be able to fix your own iPhone. But should you?
Apple is going to offer documentation and sell parts and tools for doing some repairs on...
No Legacy App Left Behind: How To Embrace The Cloud Without Forsaking The Past
Though there's no easy solution, integration of legacy applications with cloud services is a fixable problem.
Don’t Fix an IT Problem Just to Have to Fix it Again
In an attempt to get the most out of your IT, considering outsourcing its support to a managed services provider can present substantial value.
Fixing the insurance exchanges
Many health insurers who ventured into the insurance marketplaces are sending a clear message: We're taking our ball and going home.
Fix for individual market difficult
Many ideas would affect the larger insurance market.
It's time for cloud management with automated fixes
Systems that inform you of problems but don't fix them are really only halfway managed
New Bill Would Fix Signals Faster In Emergencies.
If recent weather emergencies—and the massive communication breakdowns they can cause—have taught us anything, it’s that better measures to keep the ties of communication open and in motion are of
Your Unnecessary, But Must-Have Accessory Fixes
Porsche's AR glasses help us fix a car in cyberspace
Is it possible to fix a problem in a car even if you don't know where to start? It is now.
Now Is The Time To Move From Break-Fix To Managed Services
Pretty much all segments of the IT service industry are growing, and projected to continue to do so for the next several years. When things are going well, it can be tough to convince yourself to go through the trouble of shifting your business model. But if you’re doing a lot of break-fix, it might be time to explore a transition to managed services. Here’s why.
Industry Voices—Sharma: Fixing the disconnect between 5G technology, finance
This second installment of a six-part series takes a look at the cost element and role software will play in managing costs and expanding EBITDA in the 5G world.
WhatsApp fixing the most frustrating thing about talking to people on WhatsApp
Adding new contacts is currently one of the most frustrating things users have to do on WhatsApp
Your seat belt is in the wrong place. This new device fixes that
Electronics make it easier to fasten seat belts, then move the buckle for safety in crashes.
VoIP Call Quality Myth Five: The Network Sniffer Will Fix It
If there's one lesson you can take away from our recent series on the top VoIP call quality myths, it's that you can't take a cavalier approach to VoIP troubleshooting and expect strong results. Problems tend to arise when network or voice professionals think they have the right technologies in place, only to find out the hard way that they are using the wrong tools. That brings us to the final myth, which is one we encounter often: If you run into call…
The simple fix so your cloud costs don’t spin out of control
Cloud management processes and tools are here to make cloud usage as predictable and budgetable as any other business cost
Deep Dive: Fixing Construction Payments Problems
The construction industry frequently uses physical paperwork that can create obstacles when paying contractors and subcontractors. The following Deep Dive highlights common pain points in the construction payment process, and the emerging players that are cutting through the red tape by adding new payment tools to the market’s toolbox.
