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Why the investment in Security Tools isn’t winning the cyber war

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We’ve seen many recent news stories about data theft, destruction, and security breaches in some of the world’s most high profile private companies and public sector bodies. Almost certainly all of these organizations have invested significantly in Security Tools to stop unauthorized ingress into their networks and information systems. So why has this investment been
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1E Joins Forces With Schneider Electric

It’s a pleasure to announce our most recent partnership with Schneider Electric. One of the great joys of 1E is providing companies with safer, faster, better ways to upgrade their OS. Even multinational companies like Schneider Electric have their struggles and that’s where 1E makes a difference. Like a gallant knight on a white horse,
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How To Add To Your Company’s Values

In case you missed it and didn’t already know, Airbus takes their projects quite “seriously”.  CEO Tom Enders sets his sights super high and wants everyone to know.  He announced a projection to having full scale prototypes of revolutionary urban aircraft by the end of the year.  It’s pretty ambitions—and unbelievably exciting, radical, and thought provoking. Like
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5 Reasons Configuration Manager and 1E Nomad Are Still Better Together

The recent release of Configuration Manager (1610) introduced Peer Cache as a Preview Feature. The Peer Cache concept was first introduced a year ago in the first iteration of Configuration Manager Current Branch (1511) when it was known as Windows PE Peer Cache. It could only be used to share Package content during the Windows
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Leveraging Nomad for Zero Touch ATM migrations

The Bank’s Dilemma Getting an ATM ready for a bank customer to use is still an archaic process. It’s a manual process that includes DVDs which consists of a lengthy series of classic batch files that perform numerous functions. Although the process is mostly automated it still requires a technician that will be required to
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SCCM is great … but is it holding you back?

That’s a pretty tricky title to get right. I wanted to find something that didn’t disrespect Systems Center Configuration (SCCM) – after all, it is the de facto standard for systems management in the Windows world and it does a great job. It’s used by a phenomenal number of companies around the world. At the
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1E and SITA: Helping airlines connect their global networks

A century ago commercial flight was bold and glamorous, a new industry that dared to push innovation to the limit. It was this spirit of invention that has spurred the dramatic changes and improvements to the airline industry we have experienced over the past few decades. Today, millions of passengers rely on air transport to
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Windows 10 Benefits and Forrester’s TEI Report

It’s really hard to put numbers on the benefits of many products or services. For example, could you justify upgrading from an old banger to a new Jaguar based on having a better infotainment system?  (Making such a decision is definitely tricky – if anyone can help me make my case to my financial advisor,
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No Throttling!?

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throttle v. to regulate the flow (e.g. of fuel to an engine) 1E had an awesome few days in Minnesota for this year’s MMS! If you managed to get there I’m sure you had a great experience yourself and learned a lot from the great sessions and speakers (you may have attended some of the
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Nomad for Enhanced SCCM Improves Systems Management

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“Nomad is a set it and forget it type of product. It has exceeded my expectations.” After hearing about Nomad at a SCCM user group meeting, Mike Simms, Desktop Technologies Architect for TEVA Pharmaceuticals, wanted to learn more about Nomad’s server reduction capabilities. He was redesigning the SCCM 2012 architecture for TEVA Pharmaceuticals in North
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