This year has become the year of upgrades and security. You know, with Windows 7 and Server 2008 expiring in January of 2020 and some of the new technologies on the front, there’s a lot of upgrades going on this year.
Customer relationship management (CRM) software analyzes customer data, allowing you to focus on retaining customers and driving sales growth.
A company who experiences even a few hours of downtime of their computer systems is looking at real losses of customers, revenue and reputation.
These days, businesses are looking to cut costs wherever possible. Running a more lean organization often translates to less overhead - but at what cost? In a competitive marketplace, businesses should be looking for ways to streamline where possible, without leaving their company vulnerable to threats, loss, or becoming technologically obsolete. Although contracting outside help [...]
I know a lot of you that are using Office 365 may think, “Well, why do I need to back it up? Microsoft is doing that, right?” Well, not really. You want to look at your software agreement and know that they have language in there called “Best Case” or “Best Effort”.
The two most critical goals for a business strategically employing technology are increasing sales revenue and gaining competitive advantage. Technology is greatly assisting in these goals in many ways, with some of the most meaningful outlined here.
We’re going to talk a little bit today about some of the struggles and the strategies that manufacturers should be taking in terms of moving towards the next industrial revolution, so Industry 4.0.
Hurricane season is not too far away and yes, I’m going to preach about disaster recovery and business continuity because it’s not about how do you recover from that disaster, but how do you keep operating and moving forward once the disaster has happened
Microsoft routinely ends support for products which it deems at "end of life". As we head into 2020, the support for Windows Server 2008 R2 is the next on the chopping block.
In 2019, a malware infection is a very real business risk which should be taken seriously. By implementing some simple, strategic procedures at your company, you can help to prevent this type of situation from harming your business or your customers.
