New Dell Latitude Chromebook Enterprise targets businesses that have embraced work from anywhere model
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Tech giant Dell Technologies has said the latest Latitude Chromebook Enterprise enriches the employee experience with sleek , compact design and innovative productivity features with first 4K panel with Low Blue Light technology .
According to the vendor , companies can easily secure , deploy and manage Latitude Chromebooks from virtually anywhere ,
supporting their employees wherever they work .
Chrome OS has accelerated its expansion within businesses amid the shift to work from anywhere .
The new Latitude 7410 Chromebook Enterprise , a 14-inch premium business laptop or 2-in-1 from Dell Technologies , boosts productivity with on-the-go power , sophisticated security and fast connectivity features employees need .
With the Latitude 7410 Chromebook Enterprise , Dell has expanded its Latitude Chromebook lineup , offering a mainstream and premium option to give companies more choice in devices without sacrificing enterprise-class scale , manageability and security .
“ This is not just another Chromebook ,” said Rahul Tikoo , senior Vice President , Commercial Product Group , Dell Technologies .
“ Our latest Latitude Chromebook Enterprise is designed equal parts for employees and IT managers adopting Chrome OS in the enterprise . Employees will appreciate its sleek design and collaboration features that help them navigate new work dynamics , while IT managers have the management and security features they expect when deploying devices in a corporate environment .”
Sarah Paiji Yoo , CEO and co-founder of Blueland , said : “ We are constantly evaluating the tools and technology that help our teams better serve our customers .”
SA construction industry must gear up for POPI Act or face consequences
The commencement of the Protection of Personal Information ( POPI ) Act will impact a vast number of businesses , regardless of their nature or size . And as one of the major contributors and employment providers to the South African economy , the construction industry is no exception , said Morag Evans , CEO , Databuild .
Nicol Myburgh , POPI Act adviser to Databuild , added that : “ Businesses have until 30 June 2021 to get their house in order .
Those that fail to comply with the legislation will be held accountable in the form of hefty fines or prison sentences .
“ Additionally , the resultant reputational damage that can follow an information breach is incalculable and could lead to costly legal action and the ultimate demise of the business .”
According to the act , everyone has a right to privacy and protection from damage resulting from the misuse and abuse of personal information , such as financial fraud and identity theft .
To this end , the legislation aims to prevent the unlawful processing of personal information of South African citizens .
Morag Evans , CEO , Databuild
“ This means businesses are not only limited in the way they collect , process , store and share personal information , but are also legally obligated to protect its privacy ,” Myburgh explained .
Any personal information regarding employees , suppliers or clients falls under the auspices of the POPI Act . www . intelligentcio . com INTELLIGENTCIO
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