From retail, to connected kitchens, EV charging stations, manufacturing, smart buildings and critical surveillance and security, remote device management has become an integral and vital component of leading-edge business.
Read moreBanyan Co-Founder and CTO, Webb Morris, says the new pervasiveness of connectivity will open up an incredible array of device capabilities.
Read moreHere's a look at how merchants have adapted to changing consumer expectations during the coronavirus pandemic and what's needed to succeed in this new environment.
Read moreMost digital transformation projects fail to achieve their goals. What can be done to increase the number of successful digital transformations and make them less painful for businesses to undertake?
Read moreWe can think of ‘digital transformation’ in terms of its discrete parts. Each of them builds on one another and progressively yields more value to the business.
Read moreA few months back, we took feedback from customers and created a new feature called … you guessed it: Files. While the name may sound simple, this new functionality is extremely useful and helps you get even more out of Canopy.
Read moreMobile devices can represent a unique type of cyber threat for companies operating in today’s global economy. An MDM program can help alleviate the associated risk.
Read moreThe redesigned Canopy is now in general release and available to all customers. The new version includes lots of new features.
Read moreWhat can be done to improve the odds of a successful digital transformation? Here are a few ideas based on our own observations.
Read moreSelf-storage owners needed a way to move operations to the cloud, giving them remote management capabilities and the ability to support multiple properties. Banyan Hills Technologies provided the solution.
Read moreThis manufacturer’s customers no longer need to log into several different systems to check energy usage, compliance issues and equipment KPIs. Canopy provides all the up-to-date information they need to run a facility at its best.
Read moreSteve Jobs hated the thought of an Apple computer sitting on a shelf in a big box store sandwiched between competing products where an uninformed clerk would recite the specs of each to an unfamiliar customer.
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