Enterprise Tech

Press Release : Tenda, a leading global vendor of networking devices recently launched the Tenda O1, an Outdoor CPE and the Tenda I9, a...

Branding, what comes to your mind ? When you listen to the word "Branding", what...

January 14th, 2019, India - Tenda, a leading supplier and manufacturer of networking devices and equipment, along with its national distributor Fortune Marketing presented a raft...

User Engagement can be defined as a metric to measure the engagement of a user on a particular activity, be it liking a post, visiting the same webpage, opening an app, or maybe buying something from an online store.

ECS Announces Small Efficient Silent LIVA Z2 and Z2V Mini PC With Plenty of Connectors, Storage Expansion and a Powerful CPU  Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS),...

BYOD or Bring Your Own Device has been in discussions in recent times. It is also considered one of the most innovative concepts in the business world. Sometimes also referred to as Bring Your Own Phone (BYOP), Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT) and Bring Your Own PC (BYOPC). As per the policy, organisation permits or asks the employees to bring their devices, that includes smartphones, laptops and mobile tablets, into the workplace - and also use these devices to access company applications and information, even sensitive and privileged information.

Optoma, the world-leading brand of video and audio products, today unveiled a new line of high brightness laser projectors, including ZU500T, ZH500T, ZW500T, ZX500,...

Revolution in the Software Industry The software industry has witnessed a...

Cant Watch Football in Stadium ? no worries! Optoma Projectors shall bring the craze of FIFA World Cup to you. Optoma offers a wide array of...

While cybercriminals promised to stop ransomware attacks on healthcare organizations during the pandemic, it never really happened. According to the Ponemon Institute report, healthcare continued to incur the highest average breach costs at $7.13 million in 2020 - a 10% increase from the previous year for the tenth year in a row. As per CyberPeace Foundation, more than 7 million attacks were recorded between October 1 and November 25 on the healthcare sector in India.