eMazzanti Technologies | Technology Newsletter | Hoboken, NJ – New York, NY | August 2016

Written by Bryan Antepara
August 3, 2016
9:00 am

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August 2016 | Boiling Lakes, Elves, and a Technology Powerhouse | Plug in to success—7 steps for a strategic technology lifecycle | eMazzanti Presents… | Your chance to win! | Monthly Cartoon | Should you ditch your desktop? | 15th Anniversary! | How much smaller can PCs get? | Where in the World is eMazzanti? | eMazzanti Careers | eMazzanti Rocks!

Boiling Lakes, Elves, and a Technology Powerhouse

by Cloud Services New York City

In Iceland, Elves used to represent magical wealth and prosperity. Now, technology does.

Eylenda, translated Island, lies directly between Greenland and Great Britain, just south of the Arctic Circle. Iceland is a land of volcanoes, boiling lakes, and other-earthly scenes of waterfalls accompanied by Aurora’s visual delights. People respect the land.

Towards that end, Iceland runs almost completely on sustainable energy and is fast becoming a tech powerhouse. After its economic woes of 2008, the country has bounced back largely because its beauty draws tourists from around the world, and its technology is as disruptive as its natural landscape.Read more →

Plug in to success—7 steps for a strategic technology lifecycle

used with permission from Microsoft Office Blogs

Take a minute to think about the applications you use, the programs you depend on and the technologies you’ve integrated into your business. Now ask yourself these questions: If a specific application supported my company in the past, how is it benefiting me now? Are our programs performing in line with our desired standard? What, if anything, am I doing to ensure my technology is not outdated? Is my vendor providing me with resources to manage my applications? Am I really getting the maximum business value from these solutions?

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Should you ditch your desktop?

used with permission from HP Technology at Work

Desktops have supported your business and workforce for years. But with new developments (wireless docking) and new form factors (Ultrabooks, detachables, tablets), desktops are now just one of a number of viable options for businesses looking to replace their aging fleet and/or upgrade their existing capabilities.

So the question is: desktops or mobile devices? Here are four questions to help you make the right decision for your needs.

Celebrating 15 years!

How much smaller can PCs get?

used with permission from HP Technology at Work

Since their creation, personal computing devices have grown smaller with each successive generation. Bulky mainframes evolved into more pragmatic desktops, which later gave way to sleek notebooks. Handheld tablets and smartphones now pack significant computing punch.

But is the era of the incredible shrinking PC over?

Lately, smartphones have been getting bigger, not smaller, and consumers have expressed an interest in larger-screen offerings—specifically, 4.7 inches and up.¹

Where in the World is eMazzanti?

eMazzanti Careers

eMazzanti seeks bright minds to join the team.

Currently we have multiple Open Positions! Check them out here!

eMazzanti Rocks!

“Working with eMazzanti has enabled us to create a scalable IT solution that we can roll out to multiple locations. It’s a huge cost savings in the future development and growth of our company.”

Chris McCullough, US Flagship Gallery Manager, Timothy Oulton

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Bryan Antepara: IT Specialist

Bryan Antepara is a leader in Cloud engagements with a demonstrated history of digital transformation of business processes with the user of Microsoft Technologies powered by the team of eMazzanti Technologies engineers.

Bryan has a strong experience working with Office 365 cloud solutions, Business Process, Internet Information Services (IIS), Microsoft Office Suite, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and Customer Service.

He has the ability to handle the complexity of moving data in and out of containers and cloud sessions, makes him the perfect candidate to help organizations large and small migrate to new and more efficient platforms. Bryan is a graduate of the University of South Florida and is Microsoft Certification holder.

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