Technology Insights Blog: Managed IT Services

Call to mind the person who manages your office technology. The one who handles the issues with the phones, gets answers to all the IT questions and takes on the responsibility of ensuring the office copier never runs out of toner. The person puts in the effort to make sure your …

We’re connected–all the time–and I’m not just talking about email and phone calls. I thought about this as I walked into my family’s business and the song I was listening to in my truck came on in the building. It was not coincidence. It’s because of the phone in my pocket.

Business growth can create tension, stress and challenges to future success and productivity. One of the biggest challenges your business faces as it grows is increasing complexity in its IT network infrastructure. As your business grows, you add more users and devices to your ne…

Take a moment to think about all the ways you’re connected via the Internet. Sure, you have the basics: cell phone, laptop, tablet, smart TV, etc. But, what else? Are there things in your home that you control with applications? It’s all too common for homeowners to control their…

Marco’s managed services are a proven, strategic method businesses use to further operations and lower expenses. Because managed services allow businesses to outsource IT–especially those day-to-day technical management responsibilities and functions–businesses of all shapes and …

One of the most important components of business is managing your technology, as well as the technological trends that are occurring in the industry. Monitoring all of these variables can be a huge hassle when you’re trying to run a business. You may find that there are a myriad …

Every business runs on two types of networks: LAN and WAN. LAN (local area network) is a business' internal network. It has to do with your routers, firewall and switches. WAN (wide area network) is your connectivity to other remote sites. "Remote sites" can refer to other locati…

Within workplace culture, there's being a team player, and then there's the unfortunate role of being everyone's go-to regardless of specialty or seat.

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.

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: