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June 06, 2020

Image: Q&A: Box CEO Aaron Levie looks at the future of remote work

Q&A: Box CEO Aaron Levie looks at the future of remote work

Once a company focused on cloud-based file-sharing, Box now offers features to support remote productivity and teamwork. CEO Aaron Levie talks about his company's evolution – and how the workplace continues to change. Read more ▶

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Staffing firm overhauls onboarding with low-code case management solution

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Startup lands $100 million to build floating data centers

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Why abandoned domain names are so dangerous

Abandoned domain names are low-hanging fruit for attackers, who can use them to access sensitive email or customer data. Read more ▶

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6 tips for remote hiring success

The hiring process has gone remote, which means recruiters and candidates must adjust to the new normal of virtual interviews. Here’s how to vet and woo candidates from a distance. Read more ▶

 
 
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3 steps to successful cloud architecture

Cloud architects need to understand cloud technology and how the pieces fit together. They also need to understand old school process Read more ▶

Image: Next-Gen SD-WAN: Charting a Path for the Next Five Years

Next-Gen SD-WAN: Charting a Path for the Next Five Years

Nemertes Research offers this guide to SD-WAN decision making, helping you best position the network to meet the next, higher-stakes round of needs. Read more ▶

Image: COVID-19 puts WLAN engineers in the spotlight

COVID-19 puts WLAN engineers in the spotlight

Now that companies are starting to think about the safest ways to bring people back to the workplace, WLAN experts are taking center stage. The job of the Wi-Fi engineer is no longer just about the technical aspects of coverage, bandwidth, uptime and performance. It's about creativity, adaptability, resilience, innovation and taking on a leadership role. Read more ▶

Image: Staffing firm overhauls onboarding with low-code case management solution

Staffing firm overhauls onboarding with low-code case management solution

Staffing firm overhauls onboarding with low-code case management solution. Read more ▶

Image: Startup lands $100 million to build floating data centers

Startup lands $100 million to build floating data centers

Nautilus Data Technologies brings the experience of cooling nuclear power plants to cooling data center floating on barges in bodies of water. Read more ▶

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