Technology Services Division Archives - Page 11 of 19

The Data Center Isn’t Dying, But It Is Changing

by unitedimaging on July 31, 2019

There’s no doubt that the nature of IT infrastructure is changing. According to some, it could spell the end of datacenters as we know them. Likely, that won’t happen for many years. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t plan for the future. At United Imaging, we can help you plan, implement, and optimize your cloud-based IT infrastructure for whatever the future may hold. Contact us today to set up a meeting.

AI leveling the playing field with Dynamics 365

by unitedimaging on July 30, 2019

Explore the ways in which technology is once again shifting the way we do business and the opportunities available to small businesses with increased access to affordable AI and cloud service technologies.

Deploying Windows 10 at Microsoft as an in-place upgrade

by unitedimaging on July 30, 2019

If you haven’t upgraded to the latest version of Windows, you could be losing out on productivity. Your employees need the latest tools, and we can help. At United Imaging, we have a team of dedicated professionals who specialize in helping businesses just like yours grow and adopt new solutions, platforms, and IT. Contact us to find out how we can bring your team and their assets up to date with the latest tech and solutions on the market.

Enabling Analytics for Improvement: Lessons from year 2 of Fresno’s Personalized Learning Initiative

by unitedimaging on July 30, 2019

Access to interactive learning tools provides students the unique opportunity to take ownership of their own education. This study examined the positive impact of the Personalized Learning Initiative (PLI) on the Fresno Unified School District. The PLI incorporates Microsoft Education technology to engage students in the material and to foster a culture of collaboration in the classroom.

Financial fraud detection systems get smarter with AI

by unitedimaging on July 29, 2019

Here and there, although not necessarily everywhere, banks are introducing machine language technologies into their fraud detection systems. Essentially, the objective is twofold: to detect real incidents of fraud quickly and accurately, and to do so while preventing false positives, in which legitimate transactions are wrongly tagged as suspicious.

What CIOs need to know about 5G

by unitedimaging on July 28, 2019

After about a decade of planning and development, the first 5G networks are finally coming on line. The promise is big: high wireless bandwidth, high availability, and nonexistent latency. With […]

Why SMBs should be running their business in the cloud

by unitedimaging on July 17, 2019

Despite the proven increases in profits and security that come with moving to the cloud, many small businesses remain hesitant. This article outlines concerns many business owners have when considering the switch, and highlights many specific benefits available to cloud users, making the cloud less mysterious and more accessible than ever.