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Unleash Next-Level Performance: Upgrade Your DT Research Rugged Tablets to Windows 11 Today!

Unlock the full potential of your DT Research rugged tablets, laptops, and All-in-One computers with the latest advancements in operating system technology. Previously, Windows 10 IoT Enterprise SAC users faced limitations in upgrading to Windows 11. However, with recent developments, a seamless transition to Windows 11 IoT Enterprise GAC is now possible through a free in-place upgrade.

Enhancing Public Safety: The Impact of Rugged Tablets on Law Enforcement Efficiency

Law enforcement, like many other aspects of modern life, has become increasingly digital. Every crime today can generate a wealth of digital evidence, from cell phone data and surveillance footage to information from fitness trackers and IoT devices. Digital data is a valuable asset for solving crimes, it also presents significant challenges, particularly for understaffed law enforcement agencies that must sift through vast amounts of information manually.

Unveiling the Future of Business Mobility with DT Research’s 362DN and 382DN Series

In today’s fast moving business environment, having access to reliable and rugged mobile solutions can make all the difference. DT Research, a leading provider of purpose-built computing solutions, continues to push the boundaries of innovation with the introduction of their latest offerings: the 362DN and 382DN Series rugged tablets. Let’s delve into the key features of these cutting-edge handhelds and explore how they are revolutionizing business operations.

Using Rugged Tablets to Detect and Prevent Cyberattacks in the Navy

Similar to physical warfare, cyberattacks depend on how well they are executed to have a negative outcome. The increased digitization of the navy has led to an increased interest in implementing cybersecurity solutions.

Ships are can be vulnerable to cyber threats due to the digitalization of their command and control systems, and their connection to other naval assets via radio frequencies, satellites, and data linkages.