Best DALY Computers Podcasts (2026)

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Tech in 10: The Device Cliff & The AI Struggle -- Why Schools and Governments Are Stuck 10:16

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6d ago10:16

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Schools are facing a device apocalypse. Millions of laptops and Chromebooks purchased with pandemic emergency funding are hitting end-of-life—all at once. But the money that paid for them? Long gone. Meanwhile, state and local governments are under pressure to adopt AI, but only 3 states have actually made real progress. The rest are stuck in pilot…

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DALY Tech in 10- Showdown in Singapore and a Tech Mogul is Back 11:18

26d ago11:18

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In this Tech in 10, Rick from DALY explores rising tensions between tech companies and the government in Singapore to battle spoofing and scam messages. Tech companies are imploring people to update their devices to the most modern systems for one reason... security. Then we'll discuss why one of the most prominent tech moguls, Jeff Bezos, is comin…

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Dear Diary 29:42

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"My Diary - Please respect it": So wrote the photographer Margaret Bourke-White at the beginning of her hand-written diary. And respect it we do! We cover a lot of ground in this episode exploring diaries, notes, and documents written without an eye to a future audience. Through the diary of a Revolutionary War soldier to the journals of an Apple E…

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DALY Tech in 10- Tech Giants Working Together and Spy Cars Taking Your Data 11:07

1M ago11:07

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In this Tech in 10, we discuss how tech giants aren't just working against each other anymore... but they're working together. Apple is close to finalizing a deal to license Google's Gemini AI for Siri! Could this be a massive turning point with how companies interact with each other in this AI shift? Then we talk about how your car is spying on yo…

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AI in Action: How the Public Sector is Actually Using it- Michael Mangano, AMD 30:36

2M ago30:36

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AI is shaking up the public sector world- but how are people actually using it? From streamlining operations to boosting productivity and generating important documents, AI systems are truly everywhere. It's time to explore the best practices agencies need to follow as they adopt new tools. What risks should leaders watch out for? How do you protec…

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DALY Tech in 10- AMD's GPU Partnership and the AWS Outage 9:50

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Welcome to the DALY Tech in 10! In these short episodes, we highlight interesting news coming out of the tech world that and add in a little bit of the DALY flair. In this week’s Tech in 10, we’re breaking down how AMD is strengthening its position in the AI race through new partnerships with OpenAI and Oracle, promising faster, more efficient comp…

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Shakespeare! 21:44

2M ago21:44

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Join us as we talk with special guest Adam Douglas of Peter Harrington Rare Books about collecting Shakespeare and specifically about that Holy Grail of collecting, the 1623 Shakespeare First Folio. It is a rare event when one becomes available and Peter Harrington is currently offering a copy. We pick Adam's brain about the specifics of their copy…

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Taking a Deep Dive into Your Organizations Biggest Investment- Larry Meadows, HP 34:29

3M ago34:29

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Technology is one of the most important investments an organization will make. In this episode, Larry Meadows from HP joins Rick from DALY to discover the importance of identifying ways to optimize your technology on a fixed budget. With budgets being stretched thin, organizations need to find a return-on-investment. Managing and understanding the …

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The Almost Not Great Gatsby 34:44

3M ago34:44

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In 1940, the year of Fitzgerald’s death, there were only 7 copies of The Great Gatsby sold. Fitzgerald complained to both Zelda and Max Perkins that he was a forgotten man and that clearly there was no demand for his book. He was crushed, and died thinking Gatsby was a failure. Then, a year later 155,000 copies were printed…. What happened? We dive…

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Curious George Orwell and the Tony Soprano Collection 29:19

4M ago29:19

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When is a George Orwell signature not a George Orwell signature? Is it safe to be around a person who collects true crime artifacts? Also - there was a world record set last week and it involved the Book of Mormon... Join Jeremy and Michael as they debate the big questions in the rare book world. As always, we welcome your questions or comments at:…

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Maniacs Are Real 30:42

5M ago30:42

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This episode is all about maniacs! Bibliomaniacs, that is.... They may be extreme, they may be passionate, and, ignoring some unsavory criminal activity, they may even have served to preserve culture over the years. If you have a story about a bibliomaniac - or perhaps you are a bibliomaniac! - please drop us a note at [email protected] Enjoy!…

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Dining with Dali, Computer Liberation, and Bidding Against Yourself (an AI story) 29:45

7M ago29:45

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Special guest! Hélène Golay of Capitol Hill Books joins Jeremy and Michael to discuss post-war diplomacy through fine dining, Jeremy's hungry cat leads to an impulsive purchase of an early manifesto on the personal computer, and Michael and Jeremy realize they are often competing with themselves for the price of a book. Enjoy the show! Please don't…

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A Magic Bible, and Smith with a "P" 20:09

7M ago20:09

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Whose Bible would be more fun at a dinner party, Mick Jagger's or Harry Houdini's? And what about that curious Wodehouse manuscript coming up for auction? So much to think about, including Michael's feeling that there is an alarming lack of respect for comic literature in the rare book market. Thank you for listening! Do you have any ideas for us? …

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Staying Ahead in the Age of AI-Powered Threats- Michael Townsend, National SLED Solutions Architect, Barracuda 35:35

8M ago35:35

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AI-driven attacks don’t take breaks—and neither should your cybersecurity strategy. In this episode, Rick from DALY is joined once again by Michael Townsend, National SLED Solutions Architect at Barracuda, to dive into the five foundational pillars every organization needs to protect its network. From proactive detection to rapid response and scala…

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A Prank Inscription, Bloody Relics, and Harry Potter Unbound 30:09

8M ago30:09

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All about a book that was not inscribed by Calvin Coolidge to Ernest Hemingway, the gloves Lincoln wore the fateful night of the assassination, and a marvelous Harry Potter curiosity... Enjoy!By Jeremy O'Connor and Michael DiRuggiero

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Lillian Ross & Her Very Ernest Hemingway 42:12

10M ago42:12

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Special guest Sarah Funke Butler (funkeliterary.com) joins Jeremy and Michael to discuss a fascinating and newly unearthed trove of letters from Ernest Hemingway to the groundbreaking journalist Lillian Ross. You think you knew everything about Hemingway? Well, think again - this collection of letters has forced us to reconsider our understanding o…

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Crimes, Dimes, and Scat! 23:43

10M ago23:43

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In this episode we talk about dime novels and the lurid crimes they depict, and the now forgotten authors of those gazillions of highly popular novels, as well as two items of scatological interest, one of which has a very distinguished provenance.By Jeremy O'Connor and Michael DiRuggiero

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Valentine's Day Episode (A Quickie!) 11:17

11M ago11:17

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A quick chat about Valentine's Day gifts from the 19th century -- and the all important question of whether love was even possible in the olden days. Plus, a little more (but not much!)By Jeremy O'Connor and Michael DiRuggiero

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Stepping into the Future of Computing - Matias Matias, Principal of Business Strategy, HP 41:40

11M ago41:40

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The SLED space is on the brink of a massive transformation. With Windows 10 and Microsoft 365 nearing the end of their support, many organizations risk leaving their tech behind. An outdated system, jeopardizes both security and quality making evolving your operating system no longer an option – it’s a necessity. In the first episode of this season…

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Bridging the Digital Document Divide - Scott Francis, RICOH Document Scanners 31:49

12M ago31:49

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For decades, business have relied on paper. But as organizations strive for sustainability and efficiency, paper is getting piled up, crumpled up, and completely outdated. With more people working remotely, digitizing documents is crucial for an organization's success. From offices to the classroom, the evolution of work has caused a big question: …

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Charging Toward the Future - Abe Wiley, Jar Systems 41:38

1y ago41:38

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Technology gives us so much power in the palms of our hands. But with great technology comes an even greater power need. In the education space, the plethora of student devices utilized need full batteries to unlock the full potential of learning. But most school systems don’t have the charging tech infrastructure to meet the challenge. In this epi…

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Einstein's Frubber Face, Plath's Favorite Cook Book, Kafka's Earliest Scribbling, & the Kelmscott Press 49:19

1y ago49:19

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We begin this episode with Michael bemoaning a missed opportunity to buy the head of Albert Einstein, and then we welcome Darren Sutherland, Senior Specialist in the Fine Books and Manuscripts at Bonhams Auctions, to discuss two upcoming sales. The first is a fascinating single-owner complete collection of books from the Kelmscott Press, assembled …

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Defending Your Data in the SLED Space- Edwin Kohler, Distinguished Principal Engineer, Extreme Networks 35:49

1y ago35:49

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Data is a valuable and sensitive resource. Hackers from all over the world are discovering new ways to steal data from organizations. As hackers evolve, so does your network to protect and defend against the latest in cyber threats. But how do you know which program is the best for your defense? In this episode, tune-in to hear Rick from DALY speak…

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Episode 9: Gold Rush Diaries, Delicious Urine, and Old Uncle Abraham 32:09

1y ago32:09

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Welcome back to another episode of Rare Book Chat, where we dive into the delightful world of historical curiosities and the sometimes grim realities behind them. This week, we have a rollicking discussion that swings from the California Gold Rush to 17th-century plague remedies, and more —because, why not? Gold Rush Diary: We kick things off with …

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Episode 8: The Man Who Did Too Much 30:11

1y ago30:11

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In this episode, Jeremy and Michael discuss William Morris, wallpaper, and the birth of fantasy literature, with an analysis of Morris's influence on J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis in particular. Then a game of would you rather - a spectacular copy of Orwell's 1984, or a mini-collection of dystopian novels? Also a half-hearted stab at the big questi…

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Episode 7: A Tea Party, a Traveling Salesman, and Artificial Ants 21:38

1y ago21:38

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In this episode, we explore a delightful tea party invitation that connects Charles Babbage, Ada Lovelace, and Michael Faraday. The conversation then transitions to a rare first edition from 1832, which addresses a fundamental challenge in computational theory, one so perplexing that researchers have enlisted artificial ants to help sniff out a sol…

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The Challenges of Safety Policy - Sean Georgia, Panasonic, and Wes Dobry, Eclypsium 38:01

1y ago38:01

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From the outside, keeping everyone safe can seem relatively simple. However, there is a lot that goes on behind the scenes to make sure our public safety professionals are all up to standards. The Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) policy is crucial towards ensuring safety organizations are protecting their network along with the public. …

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Episode 6: The World Series Episode: A Very Rare Book that Revolutionized Baseball... and more! 25:01

1y ago25:01

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In this episode of Rare Book Chat, we're diving into the revolutionary impact of Bill James's work on baseball and far beyond. Known to us (with affection) as the "Pork and Beans Man," Bill James transformed the way we think about baseball analytics, introducing statistical evaluation in sports with his groundbreaking work, "The Baseball Abstract."…

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Episode 5: Constitution Recap... a Bargain at $11M? 29:58

1y ago29:58

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In this episode we discuss the sale price of a the extremely rare ratification printing of the US Constitution sold at Brunk Auctions last week. Was $11M high or low? Listen to the episode to find out why it was probably a bargain.By Jeremy O'Connor and Michael DiRuggiero

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Episode 4: The Most Important Printed Document in American History? 46:57

1y ago46:57

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In this episode of Rare Book Chat, hosts Michael DiRuggiero and Jeremy O'Connor discuss a rare ratification copy of the US Constitution with Seth Kaller, the pre-eminent dealer of rare and important American historical documents. The conversation explores the document's historical significance, the complexities of its journey from creation to ratif…

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Episode 3: Marx, Darwin, Smith, and Mutton 32:21

1y ago32:21

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In this episode of Rare Book Chat, hosts Jeremy O'Connor and Michael DiRuggiero explore the fascinating world of rare books, spotlighting three legendary first editions: Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations, Karl Marx’s Das Kapital, and Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species. They discuss what makes these books so valuable, why Jeremy thinks Das K…

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Episode 2: Did American Literature begin with a con? 24:12

1y ago24:12

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In this episode we discuss a wonderfully strange 1809 first edition that just might be the founding work of American literature … Jeremy then takes the conversation in a different direction by making a comparison with this book and the much-coveted and exceptionally valuable 1623 Shakespeare first folio, the first collected edition of Shakespeare, …

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Living in an AI World - Jerome Gabryszewski, AI and Data Science Development Manager, HP 34:50

1y ago34:50

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The future with artificial intelligence is here. And don’t worry—it’s not like the movies. Instead of taking over the world, AI is helping us learn, grow, and understand our surroundings more than ever. In the SLED market, AI is being used in ways that enhance productivity and evolve the way we do things. In this episode, Rick from DALY speaks with…

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Episode 1: Einstein Dancing in the Multiverse 35:19

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Welcome to Rare Book Chat: In this episode we discuss Eleanor Roosevelt’s This I remember, a letter addressed to Jimmy, Einstein dancing in the multiverse, and the filthiest story ever told... Enjoy! We have a very basic website up at rarebookchat.com, but please feel free to email us at [email protected] Items discussed: A special copy of…

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Welcome to Rare Book Chat! 8:02

1+ y ago8:02

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Dive deep into the fascinating world of rare books with Rare Book Chat. Hosted by Michael DiRuggiero and Jeremy O'Connor, the co-founders of The Manhattan Rare Book Company, this twice-weekly podcast explores the unique and often valuable items that fill the world of rare books, manuscripts, letters, photographs, archives, and more. From historical…

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Safety in a Rugged Environment – Sean Georgia, Panasonic, and Carrie Vaiano, Absolute 36:14

1+ y ago36:14

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Keeping the public safe is a tough job. In an environment that is so unpredictable where anything could happen, the last thing you want is for your technology to break, get lost, or simply not work. Maintaining order and safety with reliable technology and networks has become just as important as patrolling the streets. This episode features two in…

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The Power of Audio for Students - Justin Kahle, Director of K-12 Sales, AVID Products 29:55

1+ y ago29:55

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There is a common saying that knowledge is power. But the way young people grasp that knowledge is just as powerful. In this technological era, there are so many new ways that knowledge can be gained in schools. Audio is one of those ways. Starting with students in kindergarten all the way to graduation, audio has become a powerful cornerstone of g…

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Creating the Perfect Environment for Growth and Productivity - Dan Root, Head of Global Strategic Alliances with ClickShare at Barco 36:13

1+ y ago36:13

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The meeting space is considered a healthy environment for a storm. Well, a brainstorm. It’s an area where ideas are created and things get done. However, without the proper tools in that space, the storm often dies off. The principles of scaling and leveraging your space should be seamless so the ideas can get flowing right away. In this episode, y…

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Doing More with Less to Enhance Education – Anthony Piccioni, VP of Sales, CODi Worldwide 28:44

1+ y ago28:44

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In the Public Sector, budgets often run thin. So, making sure you’re purchasing quality equipment with an already tight margin is difficult. But how do you differentiate good from bad quality? Doing more with less has never been more important, especially in a public sector that becomes more technologically advanced day-by-day. In this episode, Ric…

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Taking Physical Security to New Places (Literally) - Patrick DelBuono, Verkada 32:57

1+ y ago32:57

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Physical security is a must for any organization, but what happens when you have a site that doesn’t meet requirements for the traditional setup? The lack of cabled network access and power sources have been limiting, and frustrating, for many organizations with remote sites, large campuses, or spaces that are ‘off the grid.’ Until now… In this epi…

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Importance of the Audio Experience - Mike Logan, Chief Commercial Officer, AVID Products 28:17

1+ y ago28:17

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Audio is a quality that often gets overlooked. However, in education, healthcare, and transportation, audio is crucial for productivity and efficiency. In a technological world, personalized audio in these industries is becoming more and more necessary. The importance of an affordable headset that doesn’t sacrifice quality cannot be overstated. In …

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Interruptions in Educational Environments - Justin Windsor, National Channel Director for Public Sector, Zerto 39:54

1+ y ago39:54

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Education over the years has changed dramatically. Technology has become a defining aspect of student learning and when those tools are interrupted due to outages and mechanical issues, the learning process could be halted. The ability to protect, maintain, and strengthen your institutions hardware and software can be the difference between a quali…

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Reshaping Learning with Digital Innovations – John O’Connor, Public Sector Account Manager, Jabra 27:32

1+ y ago27:32

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The move from in-person to at-home learning during the pandemic has caused for innovative technologies to enhance education for students, teachers, and parents. The classroom is more digitalized than ever and never before seen access with new technologies has brought learning into a new age. In this episode, Rick from DALY chats with John O’Connor,…

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Why the Public Sector Should Embrace Managed Print - Christopher DiReda, Partner Business Manager, HP Print 32:45

1+ y ago32:45

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For years, public sector organizations have had negative reactions every time they heard the term "managed print services" or MPS for short. They immediately thought about the old 'rip and replace' model that caused more effort and expense than desired. But things have changed drastically, and managed print is worlds apart from where it used to be.…

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The Benefits of HP Wolf Security - James Dobra, Director of Security Solutions, HP Enterprise Security 45:30

1+ y ago45:30

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When your workplace is everywhere, endpoint security is everything. That's why DALY and HP offer organizations a host of advanced technologies for organizations to secure their endpoint cyber-defenses and protect their PCs and printers. In this episode, Rick from DALY chats with James Dobra, Director of Security Solutions, HP Enterprise Security, a…

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The Seismic Shift in Public Sector Cloud Computing - Alan Conboy, Scale Computing 31:06

2y ago31:06

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In the ever-evolving realm of IT infrastructure, recent events have sent ripples through the industry, particularly impacting public sector organizations relying heavily on virtualization solutions. In this episode, Alan Conboy, Field CTO of Scale Computing, delves into the ramifications of Broadcom's acquisition of VMWare, unraveling the various r…

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The Devolution of Cyber Attacks - From Ransom to Extortion - Will Crittenden, Racktop Systems 36:05

2y ago36:05

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Today's ransomware is not just about the encryption anymore. Bad actors are improving their tactics, which is putting the public and private sector at greater risks for cyber attacks. In this episode, Rick from DALY chats with Will Crittenden, Technology Evangelist for Racktop Systems, who discusses the latest (and not greatest) threats facing you …

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Visualizing the Future for the Public Sector - Chris Grizanti / Jessica Warren, ViewSonic 30:35

2y ago30:35

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We live in a visual world. Things need to be bolder, brighter, and bigger to have an impact. That is particularly true for the public sector. From classrooms to courthouses and campuses to conference rooms, the need for strong visual elements has never been higher or more important. In this episode, Rick from DALY chats with Chris Grizanti and Jess…

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Managing Your Data from Discovery to Recovery - Michael Townsend, Barracuda Networks 28:42

2y ago28:42

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There are so many issues plaguing IT administrators these days when it comes to storing data. You need to keep it secure from cyber threats yet accessible to those who need it when they need it. And functioning within an O365 environment doesn't solve these challenges--it makes them more complex with the need for third-party solutions written direc…

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SPECIAL EPISODE - Greg Scearce, VITA - DALY Technology Showcase 15:17

2y ago15:17

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The DALY Technology Showcase will take place October 24 at the Science Museum of Virginia in Richmond, VA. Greg Scearce of the Virginia Information Technologies Agency joins Rick from DALY to discuss why it is important for organizations to attend, what they will get out of the showcase, and more. To learn more about the VA showcase event, or to re…