Learn why Smith Ready Mix decided to implement Motorola Solutions WAVE

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Business Technology Research     June 24, 2020

IN THIS ISSUE Learn why Smith Ready Mix decided to implement Motorola Solutions WAVE Office 365 security risks: 40-page e-book How 1 company combined disparate communication tools into 1 system Maintaining compliance and closing the skills gap during a crisis IT Pro's Guide to Information Security and Compliance

Learn why Smith Ready Mix decided to implement Motorola Solutions WAVE SPONSORED BY: Motorola, Inc. After years of trying various technologies, such as smartphones, Smith Ready Mix sought a new communications solution that would consolidate their needs into one ultra-reliable and rugged system. In this case study, learn why Smith Ready Mix decided to implement Motorola Solutions WAVE Two-Way Radio TLK 100. Read More

Office 365 security risks: 40-page e-book SPONSORED BY: Mimecast Although Microsoft has more control over Office 365 because it's hosted in their cloud, there are still gaps. There are risks. And these reside primarily in the areas of security, data assurance, continuity and backup/recovery. In this e-book, learn more about these risks and discover ways to mitigate them. Read More

How 1 company combined disparate communication tools into 1 system SPONSORED BY: Nextiva Aqua-Tots Swim Schools was quickly expanding across the US, and needed to find a new communication provider. They decided to use Nextiva, and implement a VoIP system. Learn about the swim schools' experience upgrading their communication suite in this case study. Read More

Maintaining compliance and closing the skills gap during a crisis SPONSORED BY: Cornerstone OnDemand Manufacturing is often touted as the backbone of innovation. And, today, manufacturing plays a crucial role in driving the global economy and society's response to the pandemic. Read More

IT Pro's Guide to Information Security and Compliance SPONSORED BY: Progress Software, Inc. For many organizations, the movement of data files between users, locations, partners and customers is a core operational process. Depending on the nature of the enterprise, however, file transfer requirements may range from occasional use for non-proprietary data, to high volume transactions of confidential or regulated information. Read More

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