With the increasing abundance of technology available to schools, classrooms are beginning to implement video conferencing to improve student engagement and enhance curriculum.
Virtualization provides employees with mobility as well as seamless access to their office desktop, which allows businesses to adopt BYOD programs while still ensuring data security.
The Department of Defense has announced its intention to store sensitive documents in the cloud.
Internet users in Africa are experiencing a new drive by service providers to increase the availability of free Wi-Fi access across the continent in an effort to increase economic activity and improve education.
The California attorney general, Kamala D. Harris, recently released a study revealing the state’s current cyberthreat landscape.
According to a newly-released Verizon report, enterprise IT departments are rapidly adopting cloud computing to deliver applications and services.
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies is partnering with Airtel and the government of Sierra Leone to send health reminders through widespread text messaging campaigns.
Across the country, states are increasingly adopting cloud services.
According to a new Gartner study, nearly 40 percent of U.S. professionals who work for large companies use their personal devices for at least some work purposes.
Google strengthened its commitment to bring super fast, gigabit-per-second Internet to homes this week by filing with the FCC for permission to test the company’s new Wi-Fi technology.