Archive for April 2021

@Microsoft Surface Pro X delivers an ultra-thin 2-in-1 form, fast 4G+ LTE, Instant On, and “Eye Contact” technology for enhanced video conferencing. Read the fact sheet, then contact Enterprise Technology International.

 Data is the business driver of today’s digital economy. To enable data access and support data growth, IT infrastructure needs advanced storage with cloud capabilities. Read the report to learn how with IBM FlashSystem, Enterprise Technology International delivers new, future-ready on-premises technologies and cloud services. #datastorage #IBM #FlashSystem

Watch this engaging video, brought to you by Enterprise Technology International, to see stunning images of the @surface Pro X! Learn about some of its main features such as Instant On, Microsoft SQ® 2 Processor, and best-in-class graphics performance.

Download this infographic, brought to you by Enterprise Technology International, to see how the @surface Pro X enables maximum productivity, versatility, and connectivity! Learn about the device’s 4 different modes and many connectivity features.

Get a little extra help ? for your day with Pixel5G.

To learn more, download “Google Pixel Phones: Productivity & Helpfulness,” brought to you by Enterprise Technology International.

Is your cloud storage able to address the full range of workloads? Read this datasheet to learn how with IBM FlashSystem, Enterprise Technology International provides high-performance, highly functional solutions that make hybrid cloud storage simple for every enterprise. #hybridcloud #datastorage #multicloud

@BrotherBMS Titan—high-volume barcode printers! Between crisp prints and fast speeds, these printers pack a lot of power. Learn more about them by downloading this datasheet, brought to you by Enterprise Technology International.

Introducing the new @surface Laptop Go. Watch this video, brought to you by Enterprise Technology International, to see how you can use the device for work, study, and leisure.

This infographic, brought to you by Enterprise Technology International, depicts how Verizon Frontline ensures that first responders are always connected—even during extreme weather, natural disasters, and man-made disasters. @Verizon

It’s true. We expect a lot from our devices and the internet. Capabilities, connectivity—we know that practically anything we can think of is out there, cloud-based, ready for us to use and enjoy. This demand is why the network must continue to be quick to adapt. Steve Alexander sums up key requirements in his Forbes article, “The Network in 2020: Faster, Closer, Smarter” where he states that user experiences and interconnectedness will elevate to new levels. Users demand it. Connect with Enterprise Technology International for more thoughtful articles.