The latest news that we think might matter. Some of it doesn't.
Security breach fatigue. We all have it. Get a sandwich delivered to your office, or have a set of keys made at a hardware store, and you’ll probably need to get your credit cards replaced. The digital infrastructure in our offices isn’t much different. Eventually, a vulnerability will be found in almost every system. Just when we thought it was …
Marketing is everywhere. And, it’s always changing. Digital. Social. Experiential. Omni-channel. Multiscreen. Traditional. Whatever. It’s all marketing. We’re proud to present a panel from some of the top local minds in marketing prior to our final barbecue of the season. We’ll hear from both the agency world and corporate side – each with their unique perspective on what is …
Over the past few years, Foundation has consistently helped more people Get Back to Work. We’re sticking to our core philosophy of doing the technology tasks that others either don’t want to, or shouldn’t do. Call it the dirty work. The nitty gritty. The maintenance or care and feeding that gets neglected otherwise. We are IT for the Creative …
Apple recently unveiled a new ad for their MacBook Air line of laptops. By itself, it’s a great little display of how people make their laptops their own. But there are some oddities about it. Watch: Apple is showcasing, and encouraging, people to cover their products. To disturb their logo and brand which historically has been outlawed. Take special …
Yesterday, Apple and IBM made an announcement that’s since echoed through the enterprise-IT world. By no means was this your standard press release. Two corporate empires, one industry rattling announcement. The two powerhouses announced a partnership focused on further developing the MobileFirst platform that more robustly supports enterprises. There were four key tenants of the partnership: 1) Mobile solutions …
For all the fun that happens at our clients offices, there’s a fair share of boring too. Sure, we love hearing about the fun stuff. But, we can’t, and shouldn’t, overlook the boring. In fact, that’s generally where we thrive – doing the stuff you don’t want to do. When asked about their Technology Policy and Disaster Recovery …
By now, everyone has heard that Apple’s World Wide Developer’s Conference was a pretty big success. In fact, some may say it’s a turning point for the event, and the Apple ecosystem. We’ve got some thoughts on the matter, and also heard from some of our friends what their thoughts were. Enterprise WWDC 14 wasn’t only great for consumers and …
New Mac Pros are available to order from Apple. No really. I felt like the boy that cried wolf when my clients asked me when to expect a new product release. “Let’s see what they present during the next WWDC conference,” I would say. Three WWDCs later, you can finally purchase a professional desktop Mac that isn’t behind the curve …
People are mobile. More and more everyday. As the world adapts to this while also adopting, it is imperative that businesses follow suit. This is no more the case anywhere than in retail. The trend has been affecting retailers for years now. Customers are empowered and in control while in stores. They have all your competitors right in their …
I had heard about the fact that modern cars are designed to crumple upon impact. I watched Richard Hammond and other preeminent scientists gesture expressively at the unrecognizable chassis of a late-model car, rhapsodizing about why it was better for the cabin that force is dispersed away from the core of the structure as opposed to transferred directly to the driver. …
