Technology Insights Blog

Network reliability is a pretty hot topic these days, and for a good reason. It’s what keeps businesses functioning when they otherwise might not. However, all the new hardware and software that money can buy will not allow you to springboard past network issues. Reliable network…

There are two ways your business can operate in today’s technological climate: proactively and reactively. Most companies don’t need convincing that technological advancements are worth investing in, but there are programs and services that companies often ignore due to a lack of…

While all the employees and customers of the XYZ Corporation slept soundly in their homes, a mouse was up to trouble within XYZ’s walls, busily chewing on wiring insulation for no good reason. When their teeth punched through, the electricity arced. Goodbye mouse. Hello fire.

In the wake of the devastation caused by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, questions have been raised about the potential for a business to continue after a disaster. Is it even possible? Yes.

As a technology provider, we have to change our business model constantly to stay relevant and deliver value to our clients. That means being willing to update the products and services we sell and how we sell them.

We don’t have to talk about all the consequences of failing to plan for a disaster effecting your IT infrastructure. You’ve likely read some of the stories of lost data, fried servers and businesses that never recover and eventually fail.

Your organization’s IT department is an early contact point for business technology issues. Understandably so, since the IT department is most aware of the technology mishaps occurring throughout your organization. IT teams are appreciated for overall savviness, especially in the…

Disaster recovery plans used to be focused on hurricanes, tornadoes and other natural disasters. But today, the most pressing threat is an email attack. You know those emails that look official and ask you to click here to receive a fax or track a package that you know nothing ab…

All too often, businesses decide to implement backup and disaster recovery systems too late. Disasters have been known to cause companies to close their doors because the damage is too great (and expensive) to repair. We strongly recommend preparing for and preventing disasters L…

You're sitting in your office, checking your email, sorting through papers—a normal day—until you notice smoke curling under the door. Shortly after the fire alarm goes off. Everyone rushes down the stairs and out of the building. After checking to make sure all of your employees…