IT and Copier Talk Your Business Can Rely On

READ TIME: 5.5 You’ve heard of the cloud, right? It seems like cloud computing and storage is something we’re all talking about nowadays. Before the cloud was a thing, the best office phone systems were on-premise (on-prem or on site) that only large companies had the means to implement. But with the emergence of cloud-based technology for businesses, the old-school on-premise system is seen by many as a thing of the past.

READ TIME: 5 MINS. As a small business owner, you know that so many of your business processes rely on technology. If you have problems with computer hardware or software, internet connections, or internal databases, everything grinds to a halt.  While you may have considered hiring internal IT employees to help you with tech issues, there are many benefits to why your small business (SMB) needs managed IT services.

READ TIME: 6.5 MINS.  Although we don’t have much control over these crazy pandemic-times, wouldn’t it be nice to have something to help us get a little bit of our “normal” back? As we continue to follow all local and national policies, many of us are yearning to get back to our routine of going to work or school each day. But how can we do so safely?

READ TIME: 5 MINS. The world is forever changed, and the novel COVID-19 pandemic has proven that. Unfortunately, the security issues we IT folks have known and preached about are finally coming home to roost.  Cybersecurity is something that we all loathe but forced to deal with. Many of us see security as an inconvenience, even including us “IT people.” As a result of IT security being typically challenging to implement, we avoid doing so (even the most straightforward and necessary precautions) to secure our in-house and remote systems.

READ TIME: 5.5 MINS.  Living with the new reality of COVID-19 demands rethinking your work arrangements. This is primarily a new dynamic if you work in the architecture, engineering, or construction (AEC) industry that is often based on-site.  Architects and engineers working from home now have to adapt to a new world of interconnectedness where millions of workers are still adjusting to remote working.