IT and Copier Talk Your Business Can Rely On

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. 

READ TIME: 7.5 MINS.  Our world of technology is rapidly evolving each day—making it harder and harder to keep up. Adding the widespread COVID-19 pandemic to this bustling environment brings even more challenges as we’re adapting quicker than ever before.  Whether your law firm has transitioned to working from home, or still present at the office, there’s always a demand for emerging technology products as they hit our market.

READ TIME: 6 MINS. Your business made a big decision—you are finally getting a new office phone system! This can be an exciting yet anxious time for you and other team members responsible for a successful implementation.  You will be driving all of the new features, you just don’t know it yet. Even ones that you haven’t even thought of. So what should you expect from a new phone system? What processes are necessary to follow during this change in office technology? 

READ TIME: 5 MINS.  Small to Medium Size Business (SMB) owners nationwide are facing growing concerns about protecting employees, visitors, and customers from dangerous viruses, such as COVID-19.  Requiring (and even providing) masks or facial coverings are a great way to prevent the spread of this novel virus. However, necessitating the use of a face mask is only one small measure we should take as we face this pandemic head-on. 

READ TIME: 4 MINS.  As in all industries and organizations around the world, new technology can become a helpful tool for traditional processes and the way businesses and organizations operate. As far as the education sector—there is no exception. Although virtual classes are not a new practice, they have suddenly become the new (and even mandatory) norm for many students and teachers in recent months. So what is the best back to school safety protocols to take in terms of technology to use on campus and for remote teaching?