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Most businesses deal with tedious, document-heavy tasks during day to day operations. With expense reports, purchase orders, acquisition forms and payroll requiring approval or changes as they move from one department to the next, business operations can seem never-ending. A docu…

Sometimes, the threats to your business are easily identifiable. Maybe it's a competitor going after your current clients. It could also be a disruption to your supply chain or vendor accessibility. Perhaps it's a disgruntled ex-employee plotting revenge by means of extortion. Wh…

When virtual became (nearly) the only reality.  2020 will forever be known as the year of COVID-19 and its vast, serious implications across the globe. Pandemic and worldwide health crisis aside, the virus also ushered in a renewed sense of resourcefulness and grit as companies s…

Control.  That word when used in a professional, company-based sense can have both negative and positive connotation. Businesses need a sense of control over their processes, employees, client activity and technology. That all makes sense.

The term enabling might have a negative connotation for a lot of people and within the right context, I'd agree. But there's also a powerful reverse definition of enablement that has far better meaning to it. Let me explain within the realm of business. 

Companies everywhere are realizing significant cost savings and improved flexibility through the virtualization of IT infrastructure and the Software Defined Data Center. One of the essential components of traditional IT infrastructures is the server, which is relied on to store …

No one could have guessed a couple months ago where we would be today with so many businesses suddenly thrown into working remote full-time.

In an age where business is dominated by cloud computing, file sharing, smartphones and tablets, it may seem outdated to have a need to print out information on paper. But as you know, many areas of industry still rely heavily on printing to communicate effectively with clients a…

Business disruption, loss of revenue, loss of information and fear of public disclosure alongside changing public disclosure laws are all reasons why businesses are paying attention to cybersecurity. And one of the difficult things about cybersecurity is this:

What was the last mistake you made at work? How long ago was it? And even more importantly, how BIG of a mistake was it? If I’ve learned anything, it’s that mistakes come in all shapes and sizes, and everyone makes them. Now, whether or not they tell anybody, that’s another story…