by Bob Martin | Nov 14, 2017 | Cloud Computing
There are many benefits that come with operating in the cloud – increased uptime, automated backup, automatically updated software – to name a few. But, the most important one is the hardest to actually quantify. Cloud computing’s biggest boon to...
by Bob Martin | Sep 19, 2017 | Cloud Computing, IT Managed Services, Managed IT Services, Managed Print Service, Managed Services
Manufacturing operations rely on IT for just about everything. When you have machines doing your work, you rely on other machines to control them. IT is part of production, logisitics, supply chain, customer interaction, and more. If it’s a large organization,...
by Bob Martin | Aug 24, 2017 | Cloud Computing, HIPAA Compliant Cloud, HIPAA Risk Assessment
If you’re in the healthcare industry and thinking about the pros and cons of switching over to the cloud, then one of your top concerns is following HIPAA regulation, or ensuring the confidentiality of your patient information. So the question becomes: is it more...
by Bob Martin | Aug 10, 2017 | Cloud Computing, IT Managed Services, Managed IT Services, Managed Print Service, Managed Services
Trust is hard, especially when it comes to business because everyone has their own skin in the game. Choosing to outsource functions of your business is never a decision to take lightly. You are granting access to an outsider under the assumption they will protect...
by Bob Martin | Aug 1, 2017 | Cloud Computing, voip
Business IT is more interconnected than ever and it’s certainly a boon to our productivity. We have talked about the many ways you can use the cloud to grow your business, but it’s mostly been in reference to your computing power and data processing. There...
by Bob Martin | Apr 22, 2017 | Cloud Computing
In honor of Earth Day, we’d like to share some tips on how to ensure your workplace is operating in an eco-friendly and sustainable way. We’ve taken a few of our favorite tips from our blog posts and the web and compiled them here for you. Use the...
