Sonnet's MacCuff™ mini mounting and security systems free up desk space by securing your computer to the back of an LCD display (or mounting it under or on a desk or shelf) while allowing full access to its ports, slots, and power switch. How do you mount a computer to the back of a monitor? Sonnet (optional). If desired, the designer can take the simulation model as a 2D or 3D view to Sonnet, and review it in the Sonnet model editor. This is especially useful for complex multi layer circuits. The Sonnet interface will keep track of any manual changes, to makes sure that the Virtuoso view and the Sonnet view stay in sync.
Sonnet (www.sonnettech.com) has announced new versions of its RackMac mini 1U rackmount enclosure and MacCuff mini security mounting bracket for Apple’s Mac mini computers, with updated designs optimized to support the proper cooling of the latest models (especially the late 2018 6-core model).
The $199 RackMac mini secures one or two Mac mini computers side-by-side in a server, equipment, or portable rack or in a molded case. The $59.95 MacCuff mini secures the computer to the back of a monitor, under or on a desk or table, or even on a wall.
The RackMac mini envelops the computers inside a steel enclosure that’s 8.25 inches deep and features firm rubber cushions that hold the computers in place during transport. The MacCuff mini enables users to mount a Mac mini to the back of a monitor with available VESA mounting holes, under a desk, or attached to another surface with included hardware. Its steel locking bar provides theft protection when used with a user-provided padlock.
With its updated design, the RackMac mini now supports all Mac mini models, from mid-2010 through current (late 2018). With the included steel locking bar installed and the user’s padlock attached, the MacCuff mini secures a Mac mini on all sides, is pry-resistant, and provides theft deterrence. Sonnet also includes a .35-meter HDMI cable to connect a monitor-mounted computer.
Deloitte signs on to offer employees simplified home and auto protection
Toronto, ON (Dec. 17, 2019) – Sonnet Insurance, Canada’s digital home and auto insurance company, is expanding its simplified insurance experience for Canadians through a new Group Insurance offering. Sonnet has already signed on Deloitte to offer a group discount to its employees across Canada in the near future.
Through the Sonnet Group Insurance offering, employees of participating companies will be provided with insurance at a discounted rate. The Sonnet experience makes it easy for employers to include home and auto insurance as part of a compelling compensation package. Home and auto insurance are meaningful parts of a healthy financial wellness portfolio, bringing peace of mind by protecting people from the unexpected. In partnering with Sonnet, employers also gain access to Sonnet Connect, a network of like-minded brands whose special offers across financial services further contribute to financial wellness.
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“Customers value the simplicity of Sonnet, which helps Canadians to insure their home and car in as little as five minutes, entirely online,” said Eric Marion, VP, Group Insurance at Sonnet. “We’re excited to bring this innovative home and auto insurance program to employers who are looking to build employee engagement through supportive and convenient self-service financial wellness options.”
Employees and companies both stand to benefit from what Sonnet and its Sonnet Connect brands add to an integrated financial wellness solution for employees – an important part of compensation packages. Employees who identify as financially stressed take 75 per cent more absent days,[1] are five times more likely to be distracted at work,[2] and nearly half will spend more than three hours per week dealing with financial issues.[3] Sonnet Group Insurance harnesses sophisticated technology with back-end tracking that monitors engagement with linked financial products. Working with employers, Sonnet can provide relevant insights and contribute to larger strategies to drive employee engagement, retention, and productivity.
Deloitte has signed on as one of the first Sonnet Group Insurance participants. This extends the strong history between Sonnet and Deloitte, who helped build the Sonnet.ca experience more than three years ago and continues to enhance the platform. Award wins resulting from the creation of Sonnet include the Guidewire Innovation Award and the Insurance-Canada.ca Technology Award.
“We’re excited to bring Sonnet’s new Group Insurance offering to Deloitte’s 13,000 employees across Canada,” said Adam Burke, Deloitte, Partner and Vice Chair. “We are confident that our employees will benefit from the exceptionally simple experience.”
“We have spent years working with Deloitte to develop an innovative, self-driven platform that consistently provides best-in-class customer service,” added Roger Dunbar, SVP, Sonnet. “We are pleased that they have chosen to join us as one of the first participants in our new group insurance offering.”
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For more information on Sonnet Group Insurance and how the offering can integrate with an overall financial wellness package, please visit sonnet.ca/group-insurance.
To learn more about Sonnet Connect and access special offers, promotions, and trusted advice visit sonnet.ca/connect.
Notes
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1. Access Perks – Wellness Trends 2019
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2. Government of Canada – Why Your Employees’ Financial Well-Being Matters
3. Willis Towers Watson – Employee Financial Well-Being
About Sonnet
Launched in 2016, Sonnet Insurance Company (Sonnet) is a federally regulated insurance company. Our mission is to provide Canadians with an easy, transparent, and customized way to buy home and auto insurance online. Experience the future of insurance at Sonnet.ca.
SOURCE: Sonnet Insurance Company
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