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You’re at work. This morning all you could think about was food and howmuch coffee a human can drink before overdosing. Now, it’s afternoon and all you can focus on is how comfortable your bed is and what you’d do for a nap. It’s not that you want to be unproductive, but you just can’t get your big
Welcome to 2017, where the digitization of the workforce is common practice. It’s more likely you’ll receive an email to a video conference meeting than a phone call telling you to meet everyone at a physical location. And that isn’t a bad thing. Productivity and collaboration are increasing in offi
Announcing Mark Haluska as our New Spotlight Employee at PGH Networks! Learn more about Mark and the difference he makes at PGH Networks through his knowledge, dedication, hard work, and positive outlook, while getting an insiders perspective of the culture and structure at PGH Networks. Position at
As a managed service provider (MSP), we are responsible for monitoring, maintaining, and managing our clients’ network and data. All servers, mobile and remote devices, workstations, and applications are under our jurisdiction.
How much do you know about Network and Device Management, or Data Security and Backup/Disaster Recovery? Rather, how much of your time do you want to spend managing technology when you should be focusing on your job responsibilities? Hiring a professional managed service provider, also known as MSP,
Do you ever feel like you’re in some need of self-improvement? Well, PGH Networks is always looking to improve. We are constantly on the search for new information when it comes to our products, always looking for ways to streamline internal processes with our co-workers, and more straightforward wa
Scott Davis, CTO for VMware’s End User Computing B.U. shares his vision for technology in 2014.
Imagine pulling into your driveway in a brand new Jaguar and your neighbor says, That’s a nice looking Ford Contour. You laugh it off until he explains that the
Alan Kay once said, “People who are really serious about software should make their own hardware.” Steve Jobs quoted Alan when he first introduced the iPhone and in recent discussions with Aruba’s engineering team, this same philosophy applied to the development of the 802.11ac AP-225.
Whether traveling, teleworking from a partner’s office, or roaming the main campus for meetings, Avaya one-X® Mobile lets a user quickly connect to the right people, at the right time. Users of this unified communications application can access enterprise communications from a wide selection of mobi
802.11ac enterprise wireless LANs (WLANs) operate at gigabit speeds and connect more devices and apps. But that’s not enough. Aruba 802.11ac APs are designed from the ground-up with unique hardware and software that improves the mobility experience of users – even if they use 802.11n devices.
Santa Clara, CA – Avaya today announced it has acquired ITNavigator, a leader in cloud, social media, reporting and management solutions. The acquisition will bolster Avaya’s Contact Center solutions for interaction, experience and performance management as well as expand its Collaborative Cloud por
