IT and Copier Talk Your Business Can Rely On

READ TIME: 3 MINS.  Right now, it's a buyer's market. You’re probably shopping around for your next job or waiting to see what you can get working for a different employer. While additional benefits and extra pay are extremely nice, that is not the only thing you should be considering.

Read Time:  Can you say in advance whether your prospective office technology partners are committed to staying up-to-date on the latest updates and innovations? Are they able to provide you with the best possible products and the best possible service for your business?

READ TIME: 5.5 MINS. This article is Part Two of a series on how Office 365® can help your business collaborate, communicate, and connect. Click here to read Part One. When AIS moved into office 365, we didn’t know the full impact that it would have on our small business. We had gone back and forth on different communication, collaboration, and office suite platforms. Throughout our business, we had users using many different products like GoToMeeting, Zoom, Skype, Slack, Google Docs, Microsoft Office… the list could go on and on.

READ TIME: 6.5 MINS. This article is Part One of a series on how Office 365® can help your business collaborate, communicate, and connect. I’ve previously written about disaster recovery and business continuity, as it’s so essential to a healthy IT infrastructure. I focused mainly on the fact that it’s the perfect time to start planning and implementing due to the current state of affairs (COVID-19).  

READ TIME: 5 MINS. It’s safe to say that almost every business and household in the world right now is feeling some effect from the novel COVID-19 virus. Whether you’re the owner of a daycare, a paralegal for a law firm, or an Amazon delivery driver, this pandemic is something you can’t avoid.  The strict regulations in place for social distancing and even isolation have many wondering about upping their business game and asking themselves,  “What are the best practices in customer service during COVID-19?”