IT and Copier Talk Your Business Can Rely On

READ TIME:  5 MINS.  Who could have guessed we’d be comparing contactless thermal scanners to a standard forehead thermometer—never in a million years! But, it is 2020, after all, and these crazy times continue challenging our everyday lives. “How can my business navigate through such uncharted waters?”  “What changes should we make that supports our current and future business models?”  “When is it safe to bring my employees back to the office?”

READ TIME:  5 MINS.  As a small business owner or decision-maker, you can surely agree that so many of your business efforts heavily rely on your office technology. If you have hardware or software problems with your computers, internet connections, communication compatibility, or virtual collaboration platforms, everything grinds to a halt. 

Along with many other things the month of October brings, it’s also National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM). We live in an extremely vulnerable time, and I’m not just talking about the horrible COVID-19 pandemic that has turned our world upside down. Unfortunately, cyber security is an issue that is always on our radar—and the novel Coronavirus only made our employees and businesses more exposed in terms of cyberattacks.  

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? 

I think we can all agree that the majority of this year has been difficult for just about every business out there. The novel COVID-19 pandemic forced many of us to reevaluate how we protect our employees and ensure business continuity.  Not to mention, we’ve had to quickly learn how to protect our business against economic downturns, causing millions of employees to remote into work from other locations, such as working from home (WFH).