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Jun 21st, 10:07am
Contest: Share you funny or harrowing remote access story for a chance to win $100 or a HD Flip Video Recorder (Your Choice)
Do you have a remote access story to share? Perhaps you’ve had to access your network from a strange place? Or maybe you have a story about a time when you’ve had a heck of a time accessing your network remotely?
ANX connects thousands of users to their company networks each day. Our Help Desk Team answers questions working from hotels, airports, commuter trains, the beach and even the opera! Whether you use ANX's award-winning remote access service or someone else's, we want to know where you are when remote work happens.
Have you needed to access your corporate networks externally in a pinch? We have...
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Apr 22nd, 11:35am
Natural disasters and PositivePRO
An off topic post for me, but as a victim of the European airspace shutdown thanks to the Icelandic volcano whose name I cannot even pronounce, we felt that it was imperative that I discuss my experience with our readers.
By now, I am sure that you have heard of the volcano that erupted in Iceland. It sent a huge plume of ash and dust into the atmosphere where it happily floated over to Europe where I was attending a wedding with my family. Now, I am not here to give you a science lesson, but long story short - European airspace was closed and I was stranded.
Every flight to and from Europe was cancelled, and I had no idea when I would be able to get home, not only to my pets, but also to my...
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By now, I am sure that you have heard of the volcano that erupted in Iceland. It sent a huge plume of ash and dust into the atmosphere where it happily floated over to Europe where I was attending a wedding with my family. Now, I am not here to give you a science lesson, but long story short - European airspace was closed and I was stranded.
Every flight to and from Europe was cancelled, and I had no idea when I would be able to get home, not only to my pets, but also to my...Read more
Jan 12th, 2:50pm
Why companies expand remote access to everyone
Employees are really feeling the pinch these days. Cutbacks due to the recession mean that remaining workers are being asked to do more with less. Couple that with general feelings of unease over job security and you’ve got the recipe for declining employee morale. Short of the company getting healthier as the economy improves, there isn’t a magic bullet to improve employee morale. Or is there?
A recent survey conducted by Cisco had some surprising results. Cisco was trying to learn how many businesses could enable all their employees to work remotely in the event of a natural disaster, pandemic or weather related cause. They discovered that 3 out of 4 organizations were...
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A recent survey conducted by Cisco had some surprising results. Cisco was trying to learn how many businesses could enable all their employees to work remotely in the event of a natural disaster, pandemic or weather related cause. They discovered that 3 out of 4 organizations were...
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Dec 21st 2009, 3:23pm
The Importance of Remote Access From Non-Company owned PCs
As I watched reports of the east coast getting hammered by the blizzard, I wondered how many employees wouldn't make it to work. Events like this remind me how beneficial our PositivePRO Cloud-based remote access really is.
It's widely accepted that remote access is still one of the best technologies to improve worker productivity. Something to keep in mind when deploying remote access is that more and more individuals want to access company information from their own PC or laptop. This is especially true of younger workers. An increasing number of IT staffs recognize that supporting remote access from non-company issued devices is a requirement. However,...
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It's widely accepted that remote access is still one of the best technologies to improve worker productivity. Something to keep in mind when deploying remote access is that more and more individuals want to access company information from their own PC or laptop. This is especially true of younger workers. An increasing number of IT staffs recognize that supporting remote access from non-company issued devices is a requirement. However,...
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Nov 12th 2009, 9:44am
IT Remote Access: The Times are a-Changing
What does “IT remote access” mean to you?
IT remote access has evolved immensely throughout the years.
15 years ago: IT remote access was for the occasional work from home sales guy, or executives that needed to dial into a corporate bank of modems. This required patience as documents, presentations and e-mails slowly loaded.
Today: IT remote access has exponentially grown as the flow of timely information has become a critical business advantage. Employees, vendors, customers, consultants and others all require access to company information in many places and situations.
The Future: Computing will require information anywhere, anytime, any way.
What should companies do...
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IT remote access has evolved immensely throughout the years.
15 years ago: IT remote access was for the occasional work from home sales guy, or executives that needed to dial into a corporate bank of modems. This required patience as documents, presentations and e-mails slowly loaded.
Today: IT remote access has exponentially grown as the flow of timely information has become a critical business advantage. Employees, vendors, customers, consultants and others all require access to company information in many places and situations.
The Future: Computing will require information anywhere, anytime, any way.
What should companies do...
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