IT
Commercial building and facilities management resources for corporate facility executives, building operators and facility managers in all industry and service sectors. IT articles below.
Broadband Infrastructure Critical To The Future Of Work-From-Home
A new survey explores work-from-home (WFH) experiences and the technology that supported or failed to support remote employees.
Honeywell, SAP Launch Connected Buildings Solutions
Cloud-based SaaS offering provides customers with greater visibility on how their buildings are performing by bridging SAP’s IT data with Honeywell’s OT data.
Data Center Trends To Watch In 2021
Uptime Institute has identified factors expected to impact data center facilities management this year and in the future.
One In Three Workers Frustrated With Job-Related Technology
Tech aggravation can lead to bigger issues impacting employee engagement, customer experience, and business results, according to new Eagle Hill research.
New Kiosks Help Contain the Spread
SmartSource's two new kiosks—the Automated Occupancy Counter Kiosk and Thermal Temperature-Checking Kiosk—designed to help organizations contain the spread of COVID-19.
Most Organizations Expect Cyber Attacks In 2021
Nearly a quarter of global organizations were hit by seven or more cyber attacks in 2020, according to Trend Micro's Cyber Risk Index.
Edge Computing Design And Operation Guide Released
ASHRAE has created a technical bulletin to help mitigate the adverse environmental conditions that can compromise reliability and uptime of IT equipment.
Netwrix Reveals 5 Cybersecurity Trends
Netwrix reveals the top five cybersecurity trends for organizations to keep an eye on in the second half of 2020 and beyond.
Organizations Fear Increased Risks Due To Work-From-Home Changes
A new HiveIO study reveals legacy technology reliance cannot efficiently support a remote workforce and protect critical data.
Businesses Bracing For Major Disruptions From COVID-19
Approximately 79% of organizations reported already experiencing negative impact of COVID-19, according to a S&P Global Market Intelligence survey.
