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Issue 4 of the Insight Tech Journal magazine provides a comprehensive guide to venturing into unfamiliar IT territory. From cybersecurity solutions to the intelligent edge, discover technologies that transform how we work, live and communicate.

Discover the IT trends that will shape the future of endpoint management and influence device priorities in 2022.

Keeping pace with change, such as new threats, has always been a cybersecurity challenge. The change to remote and hybrid work has been a paradigm shift for many organisations that are now re-evaluating their entire cybersecurity strategy.

Empower hybrid learning with technologies that enable schools and universities to quickly ramp up distance learning.

Back in 2019, DirectAsia’s IT infrastructure was ‘too traditional’. Some of the legacy on-premises Windows servers, including Microsoft Exchange 201x servers, were nearing end of life, and there was a complex array of legacy licensing.

Christchurch City Council needed to bring structure to the asset management team by providing better visibility and management of IT assets. Insight suggested a hosted SAM solution using Snow with design and implementation, plus Insight's License Consulting services.

Set your imagination free on Surface Laptop Studio, the most powerful Surface Laptop, designed to light up the best of Windows 11. Boundary-pushing design lets you flex your creative muscle on the sleek 14.4“touchscreen, making seamless transitions from laptop to entertainment-ready stage to portable creative canvas, complete with built-in Slim Pen storage and charging.

Learn how to build a scalable strategy for intelligent edge, from hardware to software, security, management and beyond.

The Great Resignation is in full swing in 2022. Discover how employee experience tracking can help improve your work culture, promote employee well-being and ultimately retain your workforce.

Tech Journal Letter from the editor for the APAC Issue 4. Athena Thompson invites readers to defy the status quo and find new horizons.

With schools and students spread across the length and breadth of NSW, Catholic Schools NSW (CSNSW) had to wrangle data that was also widely dispersed, often in hard to access silos.

With schools and students spread across the length and breadth of NSW, Catholic Schools NSW (CSNSW) had to wrangle data that was also widely dispersed, often in hard to access silos.