“The clock is ticking” might seem like an obnoxious blog post title when we’re talking about a migration deadline just under two years away (like we all need another vaguely anxiety-provoking reminder in our day). But while not as big a deal as moving from Windows 7 to Windows 10, planning for the migration well ahead is beneficial. Not because Windows 11 is a massive departure from Windows 10 feature-wise but because many companies will need significant hardware upgrades.
The possibilities of 5G-enabled devices are expansive, offering significant benefits for healthcare, education, retail, and many other sectors. Investing in this technology equips organizations to stay at the forefront of industry advancements, fostering innovation, and unlocking new levels of efficiency and productivity.
VIDEO – Compucom’s Mike Monahon appearance on the Six Five webcast discussing key factors to consider when investing in AI-enabled PCs. Compucom assists customers to harness data from their IT environment to enhance decision-making, including whether AI PCs could boost workplace productivity.
A leading retail chain faced operational challenges due to outages in its stores and distribution centers. As part of our Full Lifecycle Observability approach, we used an AI-powered observability platform to enrich and correlate alert data, resulting in an 86% reduction in store incident volume and a 91% reduction in distribution center incident volume.
Think of the vastness and complexity of daily data from your company’s alerts, traces, logs, and user interactions. For IT teams, this data explosion can quickly become overwhelming. They can struggle to understand the overall health of systems and where they should focus their troubleshooting and optimization efforts.
With today’s limited budgets and shortage of appropriately skilled IT staff, navigating through challenges to help your company reach its IT potential is increasingly tricky. One powerful tool that can help is leveraging IT workshops and assessments from experienced technical experts, such as those provided by Compucom.
Enterprise workplace technology is a cornerstone for productivity, security, and maintaining a competitive edge. This makes Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) a vital step in digital transformation, offering a streamlined approach to managing the variety of devices employees use daily.
In an era where consumer behaviors are increasingly complex and paradoxical, staying attuned to trends can be challenging. However, doing so pays off, as using the latest trends and technological advancements to inform your strategic planning gives you an edge. Advanced IT solutions can help retailers understand and adapt to changing consumer behaviors and build a competitive advantage.
The potential of 5G to revolutionize higher education is immense. From enhancing learning experiences with VR/AR to enabling real-time collaboration and providing access to vast online resources, 5G is set to redefine the educational landscape. While there are challenges to overcome, the long-term benefits far outweigh the initial hurdles. It’s time for educational institutions, policymakers, and technology providers to join forces and make the future of learning a reality.
The promise of 5G in retail is immense, offering opportunities to enhance customer experience, improve operational efficiency, and stay ahead of the competition. However, to fully leverage the potential of 5G, retailers must address challenges such as security issues, and integration with existing systems.
