Several years ago, the journalist Tom Chivers spent an admirable amount of time crunching the logistics behind Santa’s Christmas Eve (a note to any children reading this: Father Christmas exists). His analysis was based on the assumption that Santa visits the home of every Christian child worldwide.
Tom worked out that the delivery run would amount to a total just above 212 million miles, deman
Enterprises must be both agile and resilient to succeed. They continually review and invest in advanced IT infrastructures to improve business processes, in a fast and reliable manner, without compromising critical attributes such as availability, performance, and maintainability. Read Adder's latest blog post to find out how IP KVM can give organizations reliability and resiliency.
This week's episode of Future-Proof Connectivity is here...and this time we have something a little different! In Adder's first vlog, Jamie Adkin, VP sales EMEA and Laura Robinson, marketing manager, discuss how KVM and virtualization are coming together in the modern broadcast center to achieve operational excellence.
Adder has made the coveted Manufacturer Top 100 List for the second year running, and this time with not one, but two, of its manufacturing team. Designed to represent everything inspiring about UK manufacturing, the awards acknowledge individuals who have made a significant impact in the manufacturing industry while carving the way for a successful future in the businesses they represent.
The COVID-19 pandemic has raised challenges for many businesses around the world, particularly when it comes to remotely accessing and controlling their critical data. Read Adder's latest blog to discover how IP KVM is perfectly placed to keep users connected with their essential PCs throughout this challenging time.
The amount of data that businesses are collecting is growing exponentially. Not only is the amount of data rising, but it is also becoming an increasingly intrinsic part of the organizations operation. It is this reliance that makes corporate data a highly valuable asset for cybercriminals. Read Adder's latest blog to find out how businesses can protect themselves from cyber threats.
What is KVM, why is it important, and how did it evolve to become such a critical part of organizations’ IT infrastructure around the world? To find out more about the evolution of IP KVM, or discover how it can enhance your business and help it operate more effectively, download Adder’s latest whitepaper at www.adder.com/futureproof.
When it comes to award winning, Adder Technology doesn't stop with products and commercial success (See below). Now its' employees are being recognized for their significant contribution to the industry.
We're truly proud to announce that our VP EMEA sales, Jamie Adkin, has been recognized in the ‘Inavate EMEA 40 under 40 : Class of 2020’. A program that focuses on AV professionals that are con
As our daily lives become busier, and we have more tasks to complete, we strive to be more productive. Recent studies have shown that multiple monitors can help improve productivity, but this is only beneficial if you have instant access to all the resources you need. Read Adder's latest blog to find out how KVM and MST are coming together to deliver a match made in heaven.
Adder Technology has announced a new range of point-to-point KVM extenders, further strengthening its proven and trusted extender portfolio. With an unrivalled feature set, the new ADDERLink™ XD600 series is the ideal solution for anyone looking to extend computer signals and take real-time control of their critical PCs and applications housed securely in remote or rarely-accessed locations.
Find out how the publication of SMPTE ST 2110 has encouraged a significant step forward in the adoption of IP for businesses across a huge range of industries.
Theatrical productions are employing technology more than ever before, but this extends beyond the use of cutting edge lighting and sound effects. Today, emerging technologies are enabling theaters to reach audiences outside of their physical space through livestreaming performances in Virtual Reality (VR). Whilst this technology is most widely associated with video game developers, VR is becoming
