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Our unique opportunity to reimagine our working lives during these times is sparking and accelerating technological innovations. By 96five Contributors Monday 22 Feb 2021 By: Michael McQueen With vaccines emerging and a new year ushering in a renewed demand for some kind of back-to-normal routine, society’s return to work is front of mind for many professionals. However, having adjusted effectively to remote work, we find ourselves at a pivotal moment. Many businesses, leaders and workers are questioning whether returning to work is a viable decision and are rethinking how our new work life...

Stratodesk One of First Providers Worldwide to Support Windows Virtual Desktop Linux Client on both x86 and Raspberry Pi Share Article SAN FRANCISCO (PRWEB) February 11, 2021 Stratodesk, a leader in delivering VDI, Cloud, and IoT endpoint solutions, today officially announces support for the Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktop Linux Client on Stratodesk software for both x86 and ARM/Raspberry Pi devices. Available since the end of 2020, Stratodesk is one of the first technology provider worldwide to support the Windows Virtual Des...

10ZiG® Technology Continues 2021 New Product Rollout with Brand-New Value Class 4600q Thin & Zero Client Endpoint Series Share Article 10ZiG is Releasing its Second Brand-new Endpoint of 2021 in just under one month – introducing the best in value class 4600q Quad Core Thin & Zero Client Series 10ZiG is Releasing its Second Brand-new Endpoint of 2021 in just under one month – the best in value class 4600q Thin & Zero Client Series. What’s really great about 10ZiG is that we have the flexibility to focus on hardware, firmware, and management software for Thin & Zero Client endpoints in ...

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Reading Time Lying Down on the Job Even as laptops have replaced typewriters, today’s desks remain flat surfaces that often encourage slouching. Bay Area startup Altwork has plowed more than $10 million and 80,000 hours of research into about 15 prototypes and 10 patents for a workstation that CEO Che Voigt says acts as an extension of the body. It consists of a dentist’s-office-style reclining seat, with an attached computer monitor stand, laptop stand and magnetic desk surface, all of which adjust with the push of a button as the user stands, sits or lies down. The magnetic surface hold...