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Loving Technology Every Day

When was the last time you really took hold of a powerful piece of technology and made it your own? Although it might seem like a simple thing to do, being in charge of technology and being able to use it for good is definitely a learned skill. I started thinking about what pieces of technology could make my life better, and before I knew it, I had completely changed a few things in my life for good. Now, I like to spread the word about cool technologies that have made a difference. Check out this fun blog for great tips.

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Everything You Need To Know About Fuzzy Name Matching
16 June 2022

Did you know that your brain is constantly trying …

Advice For Property Owners Choosing In-Building Public DAS Coverage Systems
27 April 2022

One of the best ways property owners can improve t …

A Beginner's Guide To Data Quality Monitoring
22 February 2022

By now, you are likely acquainted with the benefit …

The Benefits Of Installing An Antenna Positioner For Your Company's Communications
29 September 2021

Does your company use a system of antennas to send …

Learn How To Use A Cloud-Based POS System For Restaurants
8 July 2021

A cloud-based POS system is a web-hosted system th …

Everything You Need To Know About Fuzzy Name Matching

16 June 2022
 Categories: Technology, Blog

Did you know that your brain is constantly trying to make connections between things? It's how people are able to remember faces and spot patterns in data. This ability to see patterns is what helps people make decisions in their everyday lives. When it comes to data, human brains are constantly trying to find relationships between pieces of information. This is known as data mining, and it's the process used to make decisions based on patterns seen in the world. Read More 

Advice For Property Owners Choosing In-Building Public DAS Coverage Systems

27 April 2022
 Categories: Technology, Blog

One of the best ways property owners can improve their in-building public safety coverage is to set up a DAS (distributed antenna system). It will improve your signal strength with emergency responders in times of an emergency. As long as you use these insights, you can invest in the right signal-boosting equipment and feel great about how it performs long-term. Take Time Identifying Weak Signal Areas There may be particular areas in your building that leave you with weak signals. Read More 

A Beginner’s Guide To Data Quality Monitoring

22 February 2022
 Categories: Technology, Blog

By now, you are likely acquainted with the benefits of data. That is why you use it to understand your market better, improve customer databases, launch targeted campaigns, and facilitate personalization. However, what you may not know is data quality determines whether or not you get to enjoy most of these things. That being said, data can only be valuable to your operations if it's of high quality. Some of the characteristics of data quality are outlined below. Read More 

The Benefits Of Installing An Antenna Positioner For Your Company’s Communications

29 September 2021
 Categories: Technology, Blog

Does your company use a system of antennas to send out or receive communications? Whether you are communicating within the company at all times or sending and receiving signals to another entity, you of course expect your antennas to remain reliable in order to avoid a drop in communication that might cause you to miss out on a message or lose data. One way you can improve the quality of your signal strength and also protect the antennas over the long term is to start using an antenna positioner. Read More 

Learn How To Use A Cloud-Based POS System For Restaurants

8 July 2021
 Categories: Technology, Blog

A cloud-based POS system is a web-hosted system that is accessible wherever there is WiFi. Learn how a POS system that is designed for restaurants can help you keep track of sales, streamline the ordering and serving process, and replenish inventory. Hardware And Accessories The use of a cloud-based POS system will require basic hardware components. These include a monitor, a printer, a router, a power supply, and connecting cables. Depending upon the methods of payment that are accepted, a cash drawer and a portable card reader may be needed to operate your new POS system. Read More