One of the most common searches among professionals is "how to be more productive." As our roles become more complex and the workplace changes, professionals are looking for ways to simplify their workloads. Employers are wondering what they can do to increase productivity and profitability.

We are all ingraining ourselves into an Internet of Things (IoT) world that, for the most part, benefits everyone – improving efficiency and keeping us connected to the devices and people that are important to us. 

With the advancement of technology, almost every aspect of our lives generates data and sends us information over the internet.

All businesses worry about data security, and those that must meet compliance requirements even more so. It can be overwhelming to read through the articles and ads, warning that a single data breach could both financially cripple your business and ruin your reputation.

You don't have to look far to find stories of failed implementations and technology investments that have not generated the expected level of ROI and enterprise value. 

Change management is a crucial component of any new technology implementation, and yet change management is one of the components that organizations seem to struggle with the most.

The majority of Microsoft 365 (M365) customers are simply not utilizing the bulk of the products and features that are bundled into their subscription.  Identifying and addressing areas of underutilization could not only help you maximize the value you receive from your investment but help improve your business processes and team’s efficiency.

As workplaces become more modern, devices become more sophisticated, and cyber-attacks become more common, we have to make our information more secure.

The classic approach to cybersecurity was to build an impenetrable wall around your network and only allow access to your information from within it.

Businesses worldwide have been forced to learn, adapt, and grow in order to survive; the IT industry is no exception. We’ve seen businesses forced to cut their internal IT team to save money; we’ve also seen a massive spike in cybercrime.

The Internet has long been a great tool for business, but you can’t take advantage of it without putting your sensitive data at risk of threats, like hackers and malware. Granted, when it comes to cyber security, even the most cautious business will have a lot on their plate.

Did you know March 31, 2018 is World Backup Day?  Data is perhaps today's most valuable resource, but unlike other resources--it can be copied and stored for safekeeping without hurting its value. Thanks to both this value and replicability, data backup has become a critical need for the modern business.

The Windows operating system has different settings for connecting to different networks. While this may seem like a minor detail, it actually can have considerable ramifications to your cybersecurity, not to mention that of your business. For this week’s tip, we’ll discuss how to use your network profile to stay secure, based on your situation.