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Teams V2 Synthetics and Real-User Monitoring Support

With the release of Microsoft Teams 2.0 and the Classic Teams client nearing its EOL (end of life), we were eager to explore the changes that Teams 2.0 brought about. Today we will look into the new features and architecture of Teams 2.0 as well as provide insight into the changes and improvements to the CloudReady Teams Messaging and Teams AV sensors.

Accidental Data Breach: Your Quick Fix Guide

Quickly learn how to handle an accidental data breach with our guide. Discover steps to mitigate damage, strengthen security, and effectively rebuild trust. I remember the day our system got breached. Data breaches can be extremely alarming, making you feel like everything is falling apart. But, guess what? You can learn a lot from such experiences about how to handle them like a pro! We'll share those insights next.

The Future of Operational Technology: Digital Adoption Platforms Driving Innovation and Efficiency

Operational technology (OT) has long been the backbone of industries such as manufacturing, energy and transportation. It encompasses hardware and software systems that detect or cause changes through direct monitoring and control of physical devices, processes and events. As industries navigate the digital age, the integration of advanced technologies is transforming OT, with Digital Adoption Platform software solutions (DAPs) playing a fundamental role. These platforms are driving innovation and efficiency, offering new pathways for industries to optimize their operations.

Bridging the Gap between Financial Services and Customer Satisfaction with AI Support

The financial services industry is evolving rapidly, and customers demand exceptional service and personalized experiences. Artificial Intelligence (AI) bridges the gap between traditional financial services and modern customer expectations.

10 Steps to Optimize Software Operations with AI

How can businesses maintain a competitive edge and ensure operational efficiency? The answer lies in optimizing software operations with Artificial Intelligence (AI). By leveraging AI, companies can automate processes, enhance decision-making, and significantly improve their software operations. Are you curious about how AI can benefit your business? This guide aims to provide a comprehensive roadmap for integrating AI into your software operations, addressing common concerns and questions from IT managers, software engineers, and business leaders.

Future of Debt: Will Technology Lead to Financial Liberation?

Is the proliferation of apps and automated lending services too good to be true? While digital banking and AI advisors offer convenience, consumers must consider the costs of having 24/7 access to credit. The alarming $15 trillion debt burden in America raises concerns about innovations that can empower but also pose risks. Even though decentralized ledgers and predictive analytics promise freedom, worries about volatility and bias persist.
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Enhancing Aspire with AI: integrating Ollama for local error resolution

In this article, we'll explore how we developed an Aspire component that spins up an Ollama container and downloads a Large Language Model, ready for use. If you're new to any of these technologies, you can continue reading, otherwise feel free to skip to the technical walkthrough. As a quick bit of background, we recently released an Aspire component that brings a free, lightweight Raygun app into your local development environment to help debug exceptions. We then subsequently enhanced this with AI Error Resolution capabilities which runs entirely on your local machine.

What is Network Mapping? Process, Purpose, & Best Practices

Network mapping is the process of exploring, identifying, cataloging, and then visually representing all of the devices (both real and virtual, local and remote) connected to your network. This vital documentation task should be performed regularly to ensure that you have a clear picture of your network and security landscape, so that you can quickly identify and fix issues.

Exploring Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM)

When mobile devices first made their way into the workplace decades ago, mobile device management (MDM) provided device-level control and security. As mobile technology advanced, enterprise mobility management (EMM) grew out of MDM to include mobile application management (MAM), mobile content management (MCM) and identity and access management (IAM). Today, EMM gives you a comprehensive approach to managing the various usage and security aspects of mobile devices in the workplace.