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Absolute Software today announced an expanded partnership with Getac, a leading manufacturer of rugged computers. Absolute’s Persistence technology will now be available on Getac’s global suite of rugged mobile solutions, including its rugged netbooks and rugged tablets. Getac designs its devices to be “rugged from the ground up,” finding solutions to everything from sunlight readability to power management and even salt fog protection. Developed to fit specific vertical needs with features...

Absolute Software has collaborated with HP to install our Persistence technology on new HP Education Edition tablets and notebook. The new HP Education Edition tablets and notebook are specifically designed for classroom learning, providing all of the technology and services required for a comprehensive solution. The devices also come preloaded with the HP School Pack, a set of instructional tools to help students learn and enable educators to teach more efficiently....

At Absolute, we’re continually pushing for innovation. Our customers not only demand it, they require it. Attack vectors are constantly changing and it’s up to us to keep innovating. One of the ways we achieve this at Absolute Software is by internalizing that concept of innovation. Our CEO, Geoff Haydon, recently spoke with The Globe and Mail’s Guy Dixon about the culture of intrapreneurialism that engages employees and promotes this...

Absolute Software was recently featured in a video by BNN on How to Spot Winners in Small Cap Stocks. The video features insight on three organizations from David Barr, Chief Investment Officer, PenderFund Capital Management, Manager of the Pender Small Cap Opportunities Fund. David Barr’s analysis features stocks that are not likely to lose money over the next 5 years, a bottom up analysis that looks at the balance sheet,...

IT bears the brunt of responsibility for information security, yet according to Forrester, internal incidents top the list of security breach causes in 2014. Research throughout the year has called corporate data a ’ticking time bomb’, primarily through the threats from employee mistakes, negligence or malicious intent. Employees today are able to access company data from any location, on the device of their choice. While BYOD policies may be...