2023 has marked an extraordinary year of transformation and growth for NinjaOne, a journey made possible by the unwavering support and collaboration of our esteemed customers and partners. Throughout the year, we’ve soared to new levels of innovation and service, relentlessly pursuing a vision to craft a more intuitive and user-focused IT management experience.
As technology continues to revolutionize every aspect of modern business, organizations face a multitude of challenges in staying ahead of the curve to achieve their strategic goals. To pinpoint the key IT challenges for 2024, NinjaOne joined forces with Omdia, a leading analyst firm, conducting a comprehensive survey of IT decision-makers.
NinjaOne, in partnership with Omdia, recently hosted a webinar focused on the future of information technology, leveraging insights from their latest joint report. Key speakers included Adam Holtby, Principal Analyst at Omdia; Peter Bretton, Senior Director of Customer & Product Marketing at NinjaOne; and Nesta Hayward, Director of Technology, CISSP and CISM certified, at National Fire & Safety.
Top tips is a weekly column where we highlight what’s trending in the tech world and list ways to explore these trends. This week we’re looking at four revolutionary ways IoT is transforming healthcare. The past four years have brought about a series of unprecedented events that challenged our worldview, our lifestyle, and most importantly, how we view healthcare.
Backstage, a development portal, allows developers to maintain constant vigilance over the health of their networks and services, no matter where they are deployed. This is invaluable to teams, as many different deployments across different environments need to be monitored to ensure security and compliance. Find out how to evaluate, implement, and succeed with Backstage in order to maintain your security perimeter and ensure that all deployments are working as intended.
Tradeoff: a balance achieved between two desirable but incompatible features; a compromise. Schooling often promotes the idea that there is a right and wrong answer to questions… It does little to prepare us for how many times that there are multiple right answers and no definitive best path forward. In a time where we have unlimited information at our fingertips, you can throw a stone and hit a thousand people with an opinion.
