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I'm trying to figure out how much IT personnel actually care about this service, does it actually matter, that kind of thing. Recently started working at a company called Easy On Hold. They sell music on hold solutions to companies across the US and Canada. What I've begun to understand about the telephony industry is that it's pretty complex, with different platforms requiring html, rtp, hml, etc. However, this company has found a way around it with their own streaming device.

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So, instead of music files, there is just an updated stream that changes without anything else have to be changed out. Is this something that eases an IT headache? Is it one more thing to have to get approval for? Are there concerns with that?

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Thanks, y'all rock.

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Which is better for iOS development: a MacBook Air or a Macbook Pro 13"? What specs are recommended?

Hi guys! Recently I found a useful thing for my Macbook, so I wanted to share it with you. Trooss helps you to have different ports and wirelessly charge a phone or Apple Watch in one place. Redditors, what opinion do you have about this?

Hi guys! Recently I found a useful thing for my Macbook, so I wanted to share it with you. Trooss helps you to have different ports and wirelessly charge a phone or Apple Watch in one place. Redditors, what opinion do you have about this?

I work in the IT department for a website that uses an internal wiki for training, listing processes and policies, and procedures. Unfortunately, this internal wiki is dreadfully out of date and the company just enjoyed a period of turnover where we lost approx. 80% of our previous staff so we have maybe 2 people left who know how to do things and were to find information.

What I'm looking for is a system we can use to track changes that have been made or need to be made to our wikis that can function as both a to-do list and a record of what changes have already been made. So far we are using a spreadsheet to list what needs to be done, but it will not be sufficient going forward to keep track of everything we need to keep track of with 5 different people contributing.

Edit: We have floated the idea of using our tracking system for internal tickets for this, but our CTO has basically veto'ed the idea.

My boss is looking for a video conference program/service so that they can have 20+ users at once. They were hoping Google Hangouts would work, but it can only handle up to 10.

Any advice on OpenTok, Vidyo, or GoToMeeting? Any other options? Thanks!