Any businesses that weren’t fully onboard with cloud technology at the beginning of 2020, have likely realized it’s vital to business continuity. When companies had to close offices due to the pandemic cloud solutions are how things stayed in operation. [Read more…]
Online holiday shopping is expected to reach an all-time high this year due to the pandemic, and the fact that people are worried about shopping in crowded malls. Online retail sales are expected to grow as much as 25% to 35% between November and January. [Read more…]
Nearly 90% of businesses experienced targeted phishing attacks in 2019. Phishing remains a major problem whether you have a large enterprise corporation or a small business in Lake Okeechobee. [Read more…]
It can be hard to let go of things you’ve become familiar with, such as your internet browser. If you’ve been using a browser for years, it’s become an important part of your workflow and having to switch to something unfamiliar can be disruptive.
One of the main hubs of an office is the system used to store and share a company’s digital assets. Without a central file storage system, it can be impossible to know which file version on which computer is the most recent and employees can be left having to email files back and forth. [Read more…]
The end of the year is fast approaching, which means there are only a couple of months left to make technology purchases that can be written off on your 2020 business taxes. [Read more…]
For decades, office phone systems stayed pretty much the same. Businesses used traditional landline-based PBX systems that ran extensions to each desk and relied on onsite equipment. [Read more…]
Every October since 2004, National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) has brought an extra emphasis on ways to safeguard networks and devices from online threats. [Read more…]
Approximately 19.7 million students are expected to be headed back to college or university this fall. And while school may look a bit different due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most are more than ready after a shortened school year earlier this spring. [Read more…]
Ransomware attacks can hit anywhere and are becoming increasingly more expensive for businesses of all sizes.