Wales Tech Week is proud to welcome BT, a leading provider of telecommunications and digital infrastructure, as an official Gold Partner for the 2025 international tech summit – taking place 24-26 November at the ICC Wales. With innovation at its core, BT connects more than a million businesses each day, powering the digital economy through advanced…
Finding the right cot-mounted poles for ZOLL and LIFEPAK monitors is essential for seamless care in emergency medical services. The key options compatible with both brands are specialized, precision-engineered poles that are designed to fit a range of monitor models, helping EMS teams keep equipment secure and accessible. Reliable systems like those offered for ZOLL® […]
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Enterprise-grade MDM solutions like Reltio, Stibo, and Profisee offer powerful features and scalability but often pose significant challenges for small and medium businesses (SMBs). These platforms can be overly complex, with steep learning curves and reliance on vendor support that SMBs with limited IT resources find frustrating. Usability issues, cumbersome data exports, and unpredictable costs further complicate adoption. Gartner Peer Insights and user feedback reveal that many SMBs see these solutions as over-engineered and expensive, struggling to achieve quick time-to-value and clear ROI. For SMBs to truly benefit from MDM, vendors must streamline usability, reduce dependencies, and offer transparent pricing aligned with smaller organizations’ needs.
BLUETTI, a technology pioneer in clean energy, today launched its new Elite 30 V2—a grab-and-go portable power station built to raise the bar for entry-level portable power. Lightweight yet powerful, it delivers reliable power for light travel, outdoor working, and emergency backup. Available starting 13th August on the official BLUETTI website, the Elite 30 V2 […]
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