CeBIT 2018 will be less of a trade fair and more of a "business festival," organisers Deutsche Messe claim as they reveal further details on the show, such as theme areas, in-show events and optimised hall layout.
"With its winning threefold mix of innovation-rich showcases, quality conferences and informal networking opportunities, the new CEBIT will provide a 360 perspective on the digitisation of business, government and society," Deutsche Messe continues. "As well as attracting IT experts, industry professionals and top-level decision-makers from the digital and IT user industries, our aim with the new CEBIT is increasingly to reach the next generation of business decision-makers."
The CeBIT 2018 format comprises four main sections-- d!conomy, d!tec, d!talk and d!campus. The d!conomy section covers digitisation, with exhitition topics such as digital business, digital administration, Internet of Things (IoT), security, networks, channel and distribution, mobile solutions and datacentres. The d!tec section is all about cutting-edge innovations and startups, d!talk is a conference platform and d!campus is a space for networking, live music and street food.
CallTower says the acquisition allows it to deliver a broader range of services and solutions to a combined customer base counting around 150000, as well as new business customers of all sizes. As it puts it, "the combination further broadens employees, shareholders, partners and customer’s overall value while strengthening CallTower communication service offering."
The BSA Cloud Computing Scorecard examines the legal and regulatory framework, with an emphasis on privacy laws, cybersecurity laws and broadband infrastructure, in order to determine the cloud computing readiness of the country in question. The result is a list of 72 relevant questions.
The first such deal involving BlackBerry security technology was signed back in September 2017 with Chinese company NDT. The licensing program is known as BlackBerry Secure, and allows companies to leverage BlackBerry security credentials without hiding own branding. As a result, Punkt can now make a Punkt-branded devices that simply says "BlackBerry Secure" during startup.
First seen at CES 2018, the monitor offers a grey-to-grey response time of 5ms and a 75MHz refresh rate with AMD FreeSync support. Brightness reaches 300 cd/m², while colour depth reproduction is limited by the 10-bit (8-bit+FRC) panel. A variety of picture modes for different content are built-in, such as Custom, HDR Effect, Reader, Photo, Cinema, Dark Room1/2, Colour Weakness, FPS1 Game/FPS2 Game, RTS Game and Custom (Game) modes for Non-HDR content.
