The social distancing measures that remain in place to counter the spread of COVID-19 make it difficult to imagine a return to a traditional office environment. And the new normal of home and flexible working could be here to stay, according to some of the world’s leading businesses. Facebook expects half of its workforce to…
Losing a laptop could be much more likely than you think. A laptop is stolen every 53 seconds, according to the research firm Gartner, mostly from bars, public transport, workplaces and conferences. Everyone is losing them; the private sector, public sector, the Government has lost 2,000 devices in the last recorded year – that’s 39…
Whether it’s furnishing a university library with the technology required for 24/7 study or upgrading the technology in a school, one of the first questions in any procurement checklist has to be ‘laptop or desktop?’ Here’s a list of reasons why D-Tech International is cheering loudly for Team Laptop. Security You would be excused for…
When the American University of Rome (AUR) refurbished its main computer lab it sought a solution to provide space-saving laptops to its students, using their AUR ID cards. Read the case study here. To find out more about D-Tech International’s computeIT – Laptop Storage & Charging solutions, contact us today for a free consultation.
The use of computers in every level of education continues to increase, and even the smallest primary school is likely to have a designated space for its IT equipment. With more schools taking advantage of the value for money software available to enhance learning, but with limited budgets restricting spending on hardware, it is inevitable…
The Library and Corporate Information and Computing Services (CiCS) of the University of Sheffield jointly support two world class learning spaces: the award-winning Information Commons and the £81M Diamond building, opened in 2015, delivering high quality IT-enabled study spaces and 24-hour access to student resources. In these environments, the manual loaning of laptops was limited…