We traditionally mail our Annual Newsletter, but much like how 2020 broke all norms, we decided to go digital this year!

In this webinar, we discussed what the office of the future will look like including the physical real estate footprint, technology needs, and business strategy.  Our panelists and moderator looked at trends and opportunities in the real estate market along with workforce well-being related to office spaces.  They also examined technology considerations to maintain productivity and stay connected regardless of whether physical offices stay or disappear.

Desktop as a Service (DaaS) provides true mobility with full security 

Our DaaS solution, Boxtop, moves your entire IT to the cloud so that you can be productive from anywhere without the headaches of dealing with servers, remote access solutions, desktops, hard drive crashes, or malware.  Listen to what our clients are saying about their experience with Boxtop.

We participated in an interactive discussion where we talked about the many benefits that DaaS offers.  Our panel also discussed how DaaS was implemented for their firms and what IT concerns it addressed.

We participated in an interactive discussion about cloud’s best kept secret – Desktop as a Service (DaaS).  DaaS combines the functionality and performance of a PC with the security of cloud.  Plus, we heard from firms who have already migrated to the cloud and learned about their experiences.

Watch Darragh Fitzpatrick, Partner & EVP of Tabush Group, demo Worldox in the Boxtop cloud to see how it enhances your Worldox experience.

Darragh Fitzpatrick, Partner & EVP of Tabush Group, led an interactive discussion about the 3 ways businesses can implement to enable their staff to have remote access.  He also made recommendations based on best practices and discussed how to best set up your home office.

Tabush Group put together a group of experts to answer questions and help guide firms through this uncertainty.  Our panel provided advice on technology, ensuring company culture, and logistics for remote work.

M’ten has always been interested in technology. “When I was a kid, I liked to break things down and figure out why they happened the way that they did. And, I was always a computer user, even when people didn’t really use them.”

After building his first website at just 13 years old, M’ten joined a band, toyed with science kits, and taught himself how to build computer systems from scratch – this is where his journey within the information technology industry began.