School issued doesn't necessarily mean school owned. Many districts (especially private) include the laptop as part of tuition and do the setup but it is the student's machine.

Once you find a software solution, don't forget the hardware. I recommend shipping a Logitech or HP webcam as well as a decent audio capture device to the person to be interviewed and have them ship it back when done. Low cost, and you standardize the video and audio capture quality.

Juniper corporate office doesn't run Enterasys on their edge, just as Microsoft doesnt use apple in their environment. No sane person running a business would be using a competitors product in their business because:

A. Cheaper. you can get it at cost (or close to)

B. Its your product, you should have pride in it or you shouldn't be making it.

C. Marketing / Sales "Our product works perfectly here, come and see it at its best"

If it needs a hard reboot, staff needs a really tall ladder.

I hate to say it, but on my tablet, with my good headphones beats my home theater setup any day of the week, be It Netflix or my direct DVD or Blu-Ray "backups"

There's your problem.

Short answer, no. On the road my Droid 2 becomes my primary device. I purchased it because of the physical keyboard, but haven't slid the keyboard out in months. I'm just as fast with the on screen keyboard and have no problem responding to e-mails without a physical keyboard.

That being said, my responses from a mobile device tend to be less eloquent and shorter, so for anything requiring long responses I will grab my laptop or sit down at the desktop and hammer it out.

I think any IT professional worth their salt has been recommending removal of their software for years.

Blackwatch plaid!

So they can work from home of course!

As a frequent traveler, there is quite a bit of truth to the danger of MLK boulevard. While they aren't always in bad neighborhoods, there does seems to be a high frequency of MLK blvd appearing in areas that business travelers would be wise to roll up their windows and lock their doors. Something along the lines of "Liquor store, pawn shop, liquor store, pawn shop, liquor store, OK fellas, time to roll up the windows."

Linksys homeowner AP's have the ability to add time restrictions to wifi access, but that would only work if the basketball and sunday school are on different schedules. Also If you just don't want the guests to have access to your internal network, set up a guest SSID vlan tag it and add a route to go straight out to the internet, doesn't really touch your internal network and in an environment like this its a simple solution that covers due diligence on your part.

I quite agree, MSE gets deployed at most of my client sites due to A) Budget Friendly B) Updates with Windows Update C) Simple interface