Subscribe for more stories like this with the VienerX Newsletter The Super Bowl remains one of the last mass cultural events in American life. While linear television audiences continue to fragment, the Super Bowl still commands over 100 million viewers and premium advertising rates. In 2026, 30-second spots reportedly sold for roughly $8 million. Because of that scale, the Super Bowl often acts as an economic barometer....
Read MoreWhen you close your laptop, the system detects the lid position using built-in hardware sensors. Years ago, laptops often used a small mechanical switch near the hinge. When the lid pressed the switch, the system triggered sleep. Because these were physical parts, they sometimes failed or got stuck.Modern laptops usually use a magnetic method instead. A magnet sits in the screen bezel and a tiny...
Read MoreWhat Is the Technology Channel?Every modern business depends on a global marketplace it has likely never heard of.Every laptop, cloud login, security alert, software license, and connected device inside your company passes through what the industry calls “the technology channel.” It is not a product and it is not a company. It is the economic and operational system that determines how technology is bought, sold,...
Read MoreVienerX is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Technology Source, enabling Technology Source agents across the country to deliver VienerX Enterprise Technology Management services to their customers. The relationship soft launched in November and expanded to the full network of more than 700 technology advisors in January. For Technology Source, the partnership fills a clear need in the channel. Agents wanted a strategic IT...
Read MoreBy: Wayne Viener For many years, laptop screen size felt like a personal preference. Some users wanted smaller and lighter systems. Others preferred larger screens that felt closer to a desktop experience. The market supported all of it. 14-inch, 15-inch, 16-inch, and 17+ laptops all coexisted without much friction. That flexibility is largely gone. Today, the commercial laptop market has converged around two dominant sizes: 14" and 16"....
Read MoreWhether building an in-house call center or switching to cloud-based software, call center costs can vary greatly. Factors such as staffing, call volume, service levels, and technology influence call center pricing. Understanding exactly what your business will be paying for before your call center goes live will help you plan your budget and avoid unexpected bills. In this guide, we’ll cover what’s included in call center...
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