
Exploring Future Trends in AI-Driven Document Management
Watch this insightful webinar as we explore the future trends of AI in document management, featuring PrizmDoc and IBM Watson AI. Learn how advanced AI technologies are revolutionizing document management and processing, especially within Enterprise Content Management (ECM) applications.
What We’ll Cover:
- Future Trends in AI: Discover the latest AI advancements and their implications for the future of document management and ECM.
- Introduction to PrizmDoc and IBM Watson AI: Learn how these advanced tools are revolutionizing document viewing and processing.
- Real World Use Cases: Explore practical examples of PrizmDoc and IBM Watson AI in action.
- Q&A Session: Have your questions answered by experts from IBM and Accusoft.



One Login to Rule Them All: Social vs SSO
In today's digital landscape, businesses struggle to balance security and user experience at the login step. Choosing between social login and single sign-on (SSO) doesn't have to be an either/or decision - understanding their strengths helps you implement the right mix for your business needs.
What You'll Learn:
- Authentication Options Compared: The key differences between social login and SSO solutions
- Strategic Implementation: How to match authentication methods to your specific business goals
- Security Considerations: Protection measures that don't sacrifice user experience
- Integration Approaches: When to use each method and how they can work together
- Business Impact: How the right login strategy drives revenue while cutting costs



Website Authentication: Beyond Passwords
Traditional password protection is failing modern businesses. With 80% of data breaches stemming from compromised passwords and costs averaging $7.35 million per breach, businesses need stronger authentication methods that balance security with user experience - without requiring users to create, remember, and manage complex passwords across multiple platforms.
What You'll Learn:



Corporate Account Takeover: Protecting Your Business From Digital Identity Theft
In today's digital landscape, corporate account takeover (CATO) attacks can devastate businesses in seconds. This guide exposes the mechanics behind these threats and provides practical defense strategies that protect your company's digital identity without sacrificing growth.
What You'll Learn:
- Attack Patterns: How cybercriminals target banking, e-commerce, and social platforms
- Threat Detection: Simple ways to spot warning signs before breaches occur
- Defense Tactics: Practical security measures that protect without complexity
- Business Benefits: How strong identity protection drives revenue while cutting costs



Consumer Digital Identity Trends Report 2024
Get data-backed insights on what's actually working in digital identity right now. Our report analyzes behavior from over 500 global brands and 1.17 billion consumer identities to show you exactly how users interact with login systems and what drives them to return.
What You'll Learn:
- Hard numbers on authentication methods - Discover which login approach delivers a 42% return rate (more than double some alternatives)
- Clear age-based patterns - See how preferences shift dramatically across generations (78% of users over 50 prefer standard login while 55% of 18-25 year-olds choose social login)
- Passwordless login adoption - Track the rapid growth in this space, especially among younger users
- Performance benchmarks - Compare your system's speed and reliability against our industry standards
- Real-world security practices - Learn what token expiration time frames most businesses actually use (57% set for 30-60 minutes)



Guide to Boosting Tech Efficiency
Most shop owners believe 100% tech efficiency is the ceiling. But those who follow these 13 steps bill more hours than their techs work without risking comebacks. These aren't theoretical methods. They're specific, tested processes that can take shops from 60% efficiency to over 100%.
100% efficiency isn't the ceiling. It's the starting point. Download the free guide now and implement all 13 steps in your shop today.



Guide to Boosting Tech Efficiency
Most shop owners believe 100% tech efficiency is the ceiling. But those who follow these 13 steps bill more hours than their techs work without risking comebacks. These aren't theoretical methods. They're specific, tested processes that can take shops from 60% efficiency to over 100%.
100% efficiency isn't the ceiling. It's the starting point. Download the free guide now and implement all 13 steps in your shop today.



Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Evaluation Guide
In recent years, multi-factor authentication (MFA) has become essential for cybersecurity. By requiring multiple verification factors, MFA protects applications and data, ensuring only authorized users access company networks. However, new threats like push-bombing, social engineering, and spear phishing mean organizations must go beyond MFA. While MFA is crucial, it shouldn't be the sole tool for identifying, detecting, and responding to these evolving threats. What new tools are needed, and why are they important?



5 Step Path to Passwordless: The Future of Authentication
Reduce credential theft risks by enabling secure access with a single username and password. Passwords are fraught with issues and cause user frustration, making them increasingly insecure for identity verification. Passwordless authentication enhances security by verifying identity without passwords, using biometrics, security keys, or mobile devices. Discover the benefits of Passwordless authentication for enterprises in our new ebook.



Optimizing Linux for The Edge to Cloud
Research that Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) Principal Analyst Torsten Volk conducted with Wind River® shows that Linux is a critical backbone of cloud-native architectures and the platform of choice for running AI/ML workloads.
For 77% of organizations, according to Wind River and ESG, performance tuning is an essential step when deploying Linux to ensure that systems are configured precisely for intended workloads. This begs the question: How can you capitalize on Linux’s potential in your business and finetune deployments?
Specific discussion items include:
- Top five reasons to change Linux distributions and vendors.
- How cloud-native workloads on Linux fuel AI innovation
- Achieving consistent Linux operations, from core to cloud to edge
- How to tune Linux for your specific use cases



Optimizing Linux for The Edge to Cloud
Research that Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) Principal Analyst Torsten Volk conducted with Wind River® shows that Linux is a critical backbone of cloud-native architectures and the platform of choice for running AI/ML workloads.
For 77% of organizations, according to Wind River and ESG, performance tuning is an essential step when deploying Linux to ensure that systems are configured precisely for intended workloads. This begs the question: How can you capitalize on Linux’s potential in your business and finetune deployments?
Specific discussion items include:
- Top five reasons to change Linux distributions and vendors.
- How cloud-native workloads on Linux fuel AI innovation
- Achieving consistent Linux operations, from core to cloud to edge
- How to tune Linux for your specific use cases



Bridging The Gap: The First Enterprise-Grade Linux Solution for The Cloud-To-Edge Continuum
To stay competitive, businesses need computing solutions that process time-sensitive data at the edge, connect intelligent devices, and seamlessly share insights across cloud environments. But no single Linux provider has yet bridged the cloud-to-edge divide—until now.
Wind River® eLxr Pro breaks new ground as the industry’s first end-to-end Linux solution that connects enterprise-grade workloads from the cloud to the edge. By delivering unmatched commercial support for the open source eLxr project, Wind River has revolutionized how businesses manage critical workloads across distributed environments—unlocking new levels of efficiency and scalability.



Bridging The Gap: The First Enterprise-Grade Linux Solution for The Cloud-To-Edge Continuum
To stay competitive, businesses need computing solutions that process time-sensitive data at the edge, connect intelligent devices, and seamlessly share insights across cloud environments. But no single Linux provider has yet bridged the cloud-to-edge divide—until now.
Wind River® eLxr Pro breaks new ground as the industry’s first end-to-end Linux solution that connects enterprise-grade workloads from the cloud to the edge. By delivering unmatched commercial support for the open source eLxr project, Wind River has revolutionized how businesses manage critical workloads across distributed environments—unlocking new levels of efficiency and scalability.



The Cash Flow Fix for Professional Services
Unlock the full potential of your professional services firm with QuickFee's comprehensive guide, The Cash Flow Fix for Professional Services. Explore how automated payment and billing solutions can streamline your cash flow, reduce payment delays, and enhance client satisfaction. With actionable insights on integrating flexible payment options and minimizing financial risks, this guide is your roadmap to faster revenue collection and operational efficiency.
Learn from real-world success stories and discover why automation is essential for staying competitive in today’s market. Whether managing a mid-sized consulting practice or a large accounting firm, this guide equips you with strategies to optimize cash flow, strengthen client relationships, and future-proof your business for sustainable growth.



Network Performance Enforcement Solutions
Despite the increased capacity available on WAN links, service providers and enterprises often find bandwidth in short supply. This occurs even though most links average only 30%-40% utilisation, and at best 50%-70% when specialised equipment is used. Today’s best practice is to reserve significant capacity, often half of the total link capacity, to ensure a constant data flow during traffic surges and bandwidth-hogging application sessions, such as peer-to-peer downloads.
FirstWave uses a technology that empowers WAN link utilisation at 95% or better without loss of connections, delay in traffic flow, queuing, or buffering. Under policy control, every user gets a fair and equitable share of the bandwidth, with high quality of experience (QoE). FirstWave’s Secure Traffic Manager (STM) runs virtual machines (VM), dedicated servers, or on our branded devices.

