You’re looking toward the future – you have marketing plans, sales plans and growth plans. But do you have an IT disaster recovery plan? Devoting time and resources toward preparing for the worst-case scenario may not seem like a priority – but by the time it is, you could be too late. Consider these 2017 …
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If you haven’t made the move to the cloud yet, now is the time. A recent Forbes study predicted that cloud computing would be a $162 billion industry by 2020 – less than two years from now. Add to that the finding that 74% of IT CFOs attribute most of their most measurable growth impact …
Can the Cloud Really Future-Proof Your Business? Absolutely! Read More »
So, you’re still using Office 2013? 2010? 2007? Well, how’s that working out? Is your team really being as productive as you want? Are they doing the best work possible? And by the way, how’s your Myspace profile doing? Did you check it on your iPhone 4? You can’t use outdated technologies and expect your …
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Did you know that 95% of people in the workforce say that face-to-face interactions are essential to building long-term business relationships? If that’s true, why do so many businesses put up with traditional telecommunication systems? Unified communications is your go-to solution for improving real-time video conferencing and virtual face-to-face interactions. Whether you’re looking for a …
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It’s the 21st century, which means it’s not uncommon for organizations to have some workers in the office and others telecommuting from various locations. In fact, according to a Global Workplace Analytics report, the number of telecommuting workers has increased 115 percent in the last decade. Taming a remote workforce is a whole different beast. …
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It’s true that there’s never a wrong time to buy new technology, but what’s the best time? The beginning of a new year, of course! With every new year comes new technology innovating the way you get business done. Your goals are fresh in your mind with strategic plan to achieve them, and now you …
Top 5 CES Products: The Best Way to Achieve Your Goals in 2018 Read More »
Turn on the screen, open the newspaper or scroll through social media and you’re sure to see a headline of another cyber hacking or breach of security. Why? Many businesses are extremely susceptible to data breaches and the worst part – it’s at their customers’ expense. Take a look at these three major data breaches …
According to a 2016 ITIC survey, one hour of downtime can cost you more than $100,000. The longer it takes to get your system back up, the scarier the numbers get.
An increasing number of business leaders are realizing how dramatically technology decisions impact their business. To stay competitive, you have to view IT as a strategic asset—not just an operational expense.
You’re not doing yourself any favors by dragging your old PCs with you year after year. Whatever you’re saving in purchasing costs, you’re racking up in indirect expenses. Here are three reasons to stop procrastinating on computer upgrades.
