In today’s world, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword—it’s becoming a necessity, and nowhere is this more apparent than in the world of information technology (IT). As the global demand for digital solutions increases, so too does the need to ensure that the technology supporting it is environmentally responsible. Sustainable technology in IT is now at the forefront of the conversation, driven by the need to...
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Why Disaster Recovery Matters: Green Line Solutions Keeps Your Business Running As storm season approaches, it's more important than ever to make sure your business is prepared for anything Mother Nature throws your way. At Green Line Solutions, we understand that when disaster strikes, every minute of downtime can cost you time, money, and even customers. That’s why we take disaster recovery seriously, ensuring your business...
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In today's fast-paced digital world, the demand for remote IT support is skyrocketing. Businesses are quickly adapting to this trend, which has proven to be both efficient and cost-effective. Here’s why remote IT support is gaining so much popularity and why your business should consider it. What is Remote IT Support? Remote IT support allows IT professionals to assist customers and manage systems from any location using...
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Welcome to our 2024 roundup of the hottest trends and developments in the Information Technology (IT) world. Whether you're a seasoned IT professional, an IT manager, or just someone passionate about technology, there's plenty to get excited about this year. Let's dive into what's shaping the future of IT in 2024! 1. AI Everywhere You Look Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn't just a buzzword anymore—it's the backbone of...
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When Netflix entered the streaming business in 2007, they were one of the first players in the new field that changed how media is consumed on a global scale. Being such an early adopter gave the company a huge leg up, a lead which they still hold with nearly 130 million US customers., nearly half of American households. This figure jumps to two-thirds when rival...
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This article is the first in a short series about virtual reality (VR); the origins of the term and concept from imagination to realization, as well as disambiguation of the term augmented reality (AR). Later articles will focus on VR in gaming, adopting AR as a lifestyle, and modern VR devices....
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Most technology users are all too familiar with the problem of having to charge mobile devices on a nearly daily basis, whether scrambling to reach an outlet before a phone dies or searching in vain for the right charger. Some tech companies are attempting to resolve all these problems with the promise of wireless charging....
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Although many people have only interacted with AR through the guise of entertainment, the technology has a broad array of AR applications that could transform the workplace. The use of AR offers possibilities of improving employee training, increasing productivity, and making workplaces safer. This technology will manifest in myriad ways, from tablets and headsets, to smartglasses and even contact lenses....
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In 1969, Ohio Educator Edgar Dale developed the theory for the Cone of Experience (also known as the Learning Pyramid) based on the idea that the medium through which we are trained at something is directly related to how well we learn it. The main idea behind this theory is that we remember ~10% of the material we read, ~20% of the information we hear,...
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With a larger and larger portion of the population living past 80 or even 90, the need for elder care is only going to grow. It’s projected that by the year 2050 the number of people aged 80 years and older will quadruple. The available workforce is not scaling at the same rate, however, meaning that we need new solutions to combat this scarcity in...
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