Earlier this year, the Department of Justice’s new Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards went into effect. These new standards set minimum requirements, both scoping and technical, for new construction and alterations of the facilities of more than 80,000 state and local governments and over seven million businesses so that their buildings are accessible to …
From installing new projectors to changing filters and lamps, maintaining numerous projectors can be time consuming and costly. Luckily, maintenance can be greatly reduced depending solely on the projectors an educational institution purchases. In order to save the most time and money, we wanted to share with you five purchase considerations for projectors: 1. Projector installation …
It’s true what they say about things coming in threes. In the tech industry, there is a lot of talk these days about the “third platform.” Many see computer users as being at a critical juncture in terms of how we interact with technology. The original, first platform was based on mainframes and terminals – think …
In the age of a national Digital Government initiative and perpetually lean budgets, many public and non-profit agencies are taking a fresh look at how they procure new technology. A solutions-based approach leveraging the power of purchasing cooperatives gives agencies the ability to streamline the procurement process and focus on making a smart investment in …
Did you miss our recent education technology webinar with Dr. Mike Hardin, Dean of the Culverhouse College of Commerce at the University of Alabama, and Panasonic’s Art Rankin, Director of Projectors and the Higher Education Sector? The conversations that took place during the webinar revolved around how universities can provide the best technology for their …
