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Here's a closer look at the technology helping deliver one of the largest celebrations in our nation's history.

On July 21, 2026, several popular Cisco Meraki wireless access points will reach their End of Support (EOSL) date.

The client is a rapidly expanding luxury retail organization focused on delivering a premium in-store shopping experience.

The challenge is that infrastructure failures don't wait for supply chains to catch up.

Fans tuning in watch the Vegas Golden Knights and the Carolina Hurricanes battle for the the Stanley Cup see elite athletes competing at the highest level of hockey. What they don't see is the sophisticated technology ecosystem operating behind the scenes.

End-of-Life is not a warning—it’s a sales tactic designed to push spending more money every 5 years.

What many OEM refresh quotes don't include are the additional costs that can significantly increase the total investment required.

Here’s what CFOs often see that IT teams don’t: A “necessary” refresh can quietly become a massive financial event.

Our Detroit, Michigan build-out is progressing smoothly and we've moved on to the next phase of the project, which includes the deployment of Acceliot's STARflex RFID system.

In today’s IT landscape, OEMs continue pushing aggressive refresh cycles that often have little to do with your actual business needs—and everything to do with driving new hardware sales.

Retailers today are under pressure from every direction.

If your company has a Green IT Initiative, third-party maintenance is a powerful way to align with those goals—all while cutting costs.

But behind the pageantry in 2026, something else is happening: the Derby has quietly become one of the most tech-driven sporting events in the country.

And in this environment, one thing is clear: Retailers that don’t control costs won’t survive.

Are your bank branches bleeding money on IT maintenance and hardware upgrades?

If you ask most IT leaders whether third-party maintenance (TPM) can support mission-critical systems, you’ll usually get the same hesitant response: “It sounds great for cost savings… but is it too risky?”

Here are five clear signs your IT maintenance costs are higher than they should be.

Wi-Fi issues don’t just slow down devices—they slow down business. From employee productivity to customer experience, connectivity plays a critical role in daily operations.

While this multi-vendor approach delivers flexibility and performance, it often creates a new challenge: managing multiple maintenance contracts, support contacts, renewal dates, and service expectations.

Our team was recently onsite at a Our team was recently onsite at a retail location to troubleshoot and optimize an existing audio system that had been experiencing sound quality issues.