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    What's your organization's coronavirus work from home plan?

    As the COVID-19 coronavirus spreads around the globe, companies are working fast to put together action plans to deal with the crisis. It's an excellent time to evaluate your organization's remote work strategy so critical business functions aren't interrupted.

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    New Intel Tool in CompuCom Self Healing Technology Solves Remote Worker Challenges

    Intel vPro® platform with Intel Endpoint Management Assistant (EMA) to CompuCom’s Self Healing Technology to expand remote manageability.

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    Color Your Organization Green with Eco-Friendly IT Asset Disposal

    Electronic waste, or e-waste, is one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the United States. Broken, outdated, or retired electronic equipment is often thrown out, becoming an environmental hazard. But, many devices can be securely resold or broken down for parts. That’s a better choice for your organization and the environment.

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    New LinkedIn Report Shows Why Companies Must Master the Changing Nature of Work

    Companies must embrace geographic flexibility and provide seamless experiences for employees to contribute remotely if they want to attract and keep the best talent.

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    Experimental 5G Drones Coming to North Carolina

    North Carolina State University says it's been selected by the National Science Federation to lead research into fifth-generation (5G) wireless-controlled drones and autonomous vehicles in the Raleigh region.

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    Capital One Data Breach Highlights Cybersecurity Issues Facing Financial Institutions

    Yet another global financial institution is grappling with a new security breach. Capital One Financial Corp, the fifth-largest US credit card issuer, announced July 29 that more than 100 million customers had their personal information hacked.

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