Digital Marketing in the High-Tech Industry
The high-tech industry is speeding ahead at such a fast pace that standing still means being left behind. To overcome the addition of new innovative players and disruptive technologies in an already crowded field, companies are turning to digital marketing capabilities, channels, and strategies more than ever.
Cloud Workspace Services: Adoption Made Simple
Transitioning to cloud workspace services should not be a one-size-fits-all proposition. While cloud services providers often present their own complete stack as the ideal solution for every customer, companies often require more flexibility and freedom to design their own adoption strategy and pace, whether all-in, service-by-service or hybrid for the long term.
Preparing for the Workspace of the Future: A Guide to Unifying, Simplifying, and Securing Cloud Services
The new secure digital workspace will play a vital role in the future, enabling businesses to realize the full benefits of the cloud while avoiding the complexity and security challenges that have come with its widespread and uncontrolled adoption.
Put Time Back on Your Side
Today’s customers expect personal experiences no matter where they are, on every device. And it’s on your team to keep pace with every digital demand. That’s part of the unique challenge facing by creative studios. But with the right stock solution, you can save time for the big ideas, not the little to-dos.
From Cliché to Mission Critical
Stock libraries and the artists who contribute to them have evolved. That means the way you think about imagery can evolve, too.
Finding the Perfect Image
The perfect stock image pulls triple duty for creative teams. That means it doesn’t just match campaign messaging. It also meets design specs for multiple channels and maps back to your overall brand guidelines.
Backup to the Future Infographic
Journey to One Unified Backup. How many backup and recovery solutions are you using, and how many do you need?
Backup To The Future Spiceworks Report
Virtual, Physical, and Cloud based servers. Each of the three has its own strengths and weaknesses. Each also introduces its own set of issues for data backup and recovery management, business service levels, and costs. Simplifying how data is stored, managed, backed up and recovered across these platforms can bring direct and rapid benefits, without limiting storage choices.
