Technology Success

The cutthroat business world no longer tolerates “good enough” or subpar technology.
Therefore, it’s high time to turn technology into your growth engine, but hasty tech adoption won’t cut it. This is where smart tech acceleration comes in.

Managing IT infrastructure is not an easy feat for any business these days. From ensuring your systems stay updated to maintaining the security of your network, you're expected to navigate through a complex web of components. Even a minor error on your part can cause significant setbacks.

Today's businesses depend heavily on technology for success and growth. However, navigating complex tech issues and ensuring all your systems stay up-to-date can be overwhelming, especially if you have to manage IT on your own.

Technology plays a critical role in driving business success in today’s fast-paced digital landscape. However, managing IT infrastructure and systems can be a significant challenge for many organisations.

Digital transformation is necessary for all businesses that want to thrive in today's competitive market. It helps businesses like yours win new customers, improve efficiency and increase profits. However, due to several misconceptions, many business owners hesitate to take the digital plunge.

When creating a budget for your business, it’s important to remember that technology costs are more than just operational expenses. It seems that considering it as an investment can drive your organisation toward unprecedented productivity, growth, and profitability.

Many businesses find themselves tangled in the web of IT service complexities, facing constant frustrations and challenges. From inefficient processes to looming security threats, the IT landscape can seem daunting and overwhelming.

In the current digital environment, where cyber threats are commonplace, it makes perfect sense to have cyber liability insurance. However, just having a policy in place doesn’t guarantee a smooth claims process.

Is your business prepared to confront today’s growing cyber security threats?

Businesses today can benefit greatly from partnering with a virtual chief information officer (vCIO). Whether it’s about developing a robust IT plan or advising on your next significant IT investment, a vCIO is your friend and ally. By partnering with a vCIO, you can leverage technology to optimise your business and avoid future risks.

Aligning technology with your organisation’s goals and objectives is paramount to success in today’s dynamic business landscape. It’s no longer just about fixing preventable tech issues but rather focusing on business outcomes and harnessing the power of technology to drive growth and innovation. One of the crucial factors in achieving this alignment is the implementation of IT standards and best practices.

In today's fast-paced and technology-driven business landscape, having a reliable and efficient IT support provider is crucial for the success and growth of your business . However, not all IT support providers are created equal.

Although technology is at the heart of modern business operations, many organisations still view it as a necessary evil rather than an opportunity to drive growth and innovation. This mindset often leads to a reactive approach to IT, where technology is only addressed when it breaks down or becomes outdated.

As a business owner, you may feel that you need to choose between relying on your in-house IT staff or outsourcing technology management to an IT service provider. There is, however, a third option: co-managed IT.

When it comes to managing your business’s IT infrastructure, there are several options available. One is fully managed IT, where an IT service provider takes care of all aspects of your IT needs, from monitoring and maintenance to troubleshooting and problem resolution. Another option is co-managed IT.

One constant about technology is that it changes rapidly. Tools that were once staples, like Internet Explorer and Adobe Flash, age out. New tools replace those that are obsolete. Discontinued technology can leave computers and networks vulnerable to attacks.

You’ve completed your annual phishing training. This includes teaching employees how to spot phishing emails. You’re feeling good about it. That is until about 5-6 months later. Your company suffers a costly ransomware infection due to a click on a phishing link.

One of the big draws of a laptop computer is that you can use it anywhere. You don’t need to have it plugged in all the time because it has an internal battery.

How many text messages from companies do you receive today as compared to about two years ago? If you’re like many people, it’s quite a few more.

"Hybrid office" is the new buzzword you'll hear used in business discussions. It's the mix of having employees both working at the office and working from home. This has become more than a buzzword and is now the reality for many companies.

While many companies have moved most of their workflows to the cloud, there is still a key component of office operations that is location-based. This would be employee computers.

When you see those people with two monitors, you may assume they do some specialized work that requires all that screen space, or they just really like technology.

One of the most important applications we choose is our internet browser. When on a computer or a mobile device, we work in that most of the time because many applications are now cloud-based, so accessing them means going through your browser.

Credential theft is now at an all-time high and is responsible for more data breaches than any other type of attack.