FierceBroadbandWireless.com
In early April, CDW rolled out the CDW Technoliner, a high-tech bus representing the first mobile implementation of a dynamic, synchronized stadium video system, high-density Wi-Fi network technology and a retractable 14-foot video wall. The tech-centric vehicle debuted in Atlanta and will travel the country to enable hands-on demonstrations of CDW’s technology solutions at local venues.
CDW in the News
April 7, 2013
Print CDW Taking Wi-Fi, Multimedia on the Road
April 1, 2013
Print Having Heads in the Cloud is Good for LTC, Says IT Expert
McKnight’s Long Term Care
Jonathan Karl, CDW Healthcare sales director, discusses the benefits of cloud computing for long-term care providers in this article, which cites CDW’s State of the Cloud Report. Karl notes that cloud computing reduces costs and improves efficiency for long-term care providers by enabling centralized IT management.
March 21, 2013
Print Google in Education: Chromebooks A ‘Right Time Technology’ for Passaic, New Jersey School District
Forbes
This Q&A with CDW-G customer Passaic Public School District (N.J.) details its transition to one-to-one computing with the Google Chromebook, which the district calls “right time technology” for its ability to meet educational needs and its ease of deployment and management. CDW-G’s white glove service was instrumental in the deployment.
March 18, 2013
Print March Madness Final Four Fans Get Fast Wi-Fi
The Wall Street Journal
Fans seeking the ultimate experience at this year’s NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four are in luck. At the Georgia Dome – the site of this year’s tournament finals – fans now have access to free, high-speed wireless Internet. CDW worked with the Georgia Dome to manage the $1.5 million installation of 534 wireless access points, which enable fans to stream video, share photos and communicate with others while enjoying the games.
March 16, 2013
Print Charles Barkley Hits the Road for CDW
MediaPost
Charles Barkley and CDW team up again in CDW’s new “Winning on the Road” marketing campaign, in which Barkley helps highlight CDW’s mobility solutions offerings. Dean Lamb, CDW’s senior manager of corporate brand marketing, explains how the campaign demonstrates CDW’s ability to help customers navigate business problems and get the most out of their IT investments.
March 5, 2013
Print Undeniable Link Between BYOD and Cloud Adoption
ZDNet
The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) movement and cloud adoption seem to be closely linked. CDW’s State of the Cloud Report found that almost three-quarters of IT professionals said their organizations’ decision to adopt cloud computing was influenced by employees’ use of personal mobile devices and related cloud applications.
February 13, 2013
Print Healthcare Lags in Moving to Cloud, Survey Finds
Modern Healthcare
Although security remains a top concern, CDW’s State of the Cloud Report found that 35 percent of healthcare organizations are implementing or maintaining cloud systems. Healthcare IT professionals ranked conferencing and collaboration, computing power and office and productivity suites as the top services or applications migrating to the cloud.
January 30, 2013
Print Armed with iPads, Ravens Go to the Super Bowl
The Wall Street Journal
Professional football teams are increasingly becoming tech savvy. Ryan Fannin, director of football information systems for the Indianapolis Colts, discusses the team’s work with CDW to upgrade the wireless coverage in its training facility – part of a larger mobility solution from CDW to enhance team performance and operations and the in-stadium fan experience.
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