ChannelCon 2015 broke records this year, with more than 2,000 attendees and more than 520 technology solution providers participating in the events. In addition to the live attendees, CompTIA had more than 2,000 virtual attendees, more than double the number who attended via the initial online sessions in 2014.
Big Data is coming to real estate, one of the latest industries turning to technology to help perform essential tasks more efficiently and accurately.
A report from Verizon Enterprise Solutions highlights the changing landscape of IT outsourcing and addresses building partnerships that fit the digital era.
CompTIA ChannelCon 2015’s focus, Aug. 3-5 in Chicago, is the evolving IT channel.
At Channel Transitions Newark powered by Business Solutions on June 4 at the DoubleTree Newark Airport, Rob Cosentino, manager, CompTIA Business Trustmark, explained what a Trustmark is, how it can help impact businesses, and some of the Trustmark’s important features and qualifications. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
An Ipswitch security and compliance survey highlights the difficulties IT teams face when preparing for compliance audits.
Now, 50 percent of the national workforce is comprised of millennials, according to a new report from LogMeIn’s subsidiary JoinMe. In 25 years, that number will jump to 75 percent of the workforce.
A report from KPMG found that while the nearly all of U.S. companies are transforming their businesses (98 percent), about 25 percent fail to realize the optimal value of their initiatives.
An ERP (enterprise resource management) system is at the heart of everyday operations. But, the information stored outside of the system often creates processing delays. An IDG Research global study found that respondents agree that when information lives across multiple systems, data falls out of sync, decision making comes to a halt, and money is lost.
Last week, CompTIA announced the retirement of the TechAmerica name, opting for a unified brand for advocacy efforts. CompTIA, which acquired TechAmerica in May 2014, plans to build on the accomplishments of the association’s local, state, federal, and international advocacy efforts under the CompTIA name.
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