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HP Introduces Hybrid Work Print Solutions with HP Wolf Security Enables enterprises to allow workers to easily and securely print whether they’re in the office or at home Login or register now to gain instant access to the rest of this premium content! Today HP Inc. announced enhanced print services and solutions with HP Wolf Security that allow IT departments to help boost workforce productivity while also helping to protect corporate networks and data1. As part of these enhancements, HP introduced a new Flexworker offering, Internet Printing through HP Advance2 and HP S...

New printing solutions enable workers to print securely at home or in the office

Quocirca Insights About This Blog Experts from analyst firm Quocirca examine the changing nature of enterprise IT strategy and offer advice to IT leaders. Latest Blog Posts Related Content Inside a Microsoft Azure datacentre: Cloud giant invites users on server farm virtual tour Cloud adoption has seen explosive growth over the past year. Cloud infrastructure has proved essential to helping businesses adapt to remote working, enabling them to become flexible and resilient during a very unpredictable time. As businesses accelerate their cloud migration, edge computing adoption is also e...

Microsoft Teams hardware will join new presenter modes later this year Microsoft Teams hardware will join new presenter modes later this year Microsoft Teams juggernaut adds enhancements for remote presentations and conference rooms. Credit: Microsoft Microsoft’s determined march to make Microsoft Teams the dominant platform for online videoconferencing and collaboration continued at this year's Ignite event, with new presentation modes for Teams, certifications for new Teams monitors, and even a formal announcement of intelligent speakers that can be used to supplem...

Mar 7, 2021 10:52 EST with 0 comments The week brought everything from Ignite news aplenty – as expected – to a rather serious set of Exchange on-prem vulnerabilities, and the usual Windows Insider builds. You can find info about that, as well as much more below, in your Microsoft digest for the week of February 28 – March 6. An unfortunate Exchange CVE-2021-26855, CVE-2021-26857, CVE-2021-26858, and CVE-2021-27065, otherwise known as the set of vulnerabilities in Exchange on-premises servers that were used by state-sponsored Chinese hacking group HAFNIUM in its attacks th...