Business Insights

The coronavirus pandemic has drastically accelerated the pace of cloud adoption, as organizations nationwide were forced to migrate to a fully remote workforce in a matter of days. Even as many organizations return to the office, remote work and cloud infrastructure is here to stay. Here are our top 5 cloud trends for small and medium businesses.

While we anticipate the re-opening of the economy, most organizations across the country are still working through tough decisions about how to best conserve cash. Because IT spending is normally a significant line item, finding smart ways to reduce it can make a big difference in improving cash flow.

Can you evaluate risk with your organization’s information technology (IT)? Unfortunately, many businesses that we speak with on a regular basis do not realize they are one unexpected circumstance away from a business disaster.

Using Outlook folders is a great way to begin relieving the stress of managing your inbox. On today’s One-Minute Wednesday, you’ll learn how to create customizable folders that can automatically categorize your email, giving you a better experience with your inbox.

Many California businesses will need to address new compliance and privacy requirements this year due to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which went into effect on January 1st, 2020. Does CCPA apply to you, and if so, what do you need to do about it?

Tired of junk mail getting past your built-in spam filter? You can quickly and easily train your junk folder in Microsoft Outlook. On today’s One-Minute Wednesday, Sean Mountain will show you how to mark email as junk and block senders, giving you more power over what shows up in your inbox!

We succeed when our clients succeed, and there’s nothing we appreciate more than hearing our client’s success stories. Recently we received a 5-star review from PROMOFILL, a third-party logistics company that focuses on e-commerce, fulfillment, and multi-chain distribution.

With the new year approaching, it’s time to start thinking about how your technology will move your business forward in the coming years. On this episode of Tech Talks, Sebastian Igreti discusses 5 important steps you should consider while planning your IT strategy for the coming year.

A good cybersecurity foundation is made up of the right knowledge, daily practices, and tools. In this Tech Talk, we’ll review three best practices you can implement to protect yourself from cyberattacks, whether at work or home.

Today’s cybersecurity landscape is filled with a variety of evolving threats, demanding new ways to protect your data. On this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, we’ll cover how Two-Factor Authentication can keep you safe from the vast majority of cybersecurity breaches.

Passwords are crucial for interacting with the majority of our technology today. On today’s One-Minute Wednesday, we’ll be guiding you through the steps to change your password for logging into your Windows 10 machine.

Public charging stations are a convenient way to ensure your mobile devices stay charged when you’re on the go. But should you always trust them? On this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, we’ll be taking a look at some of the hidden dangers you might find in public charging stations and how you can keep yourself safe.

Did you know that constant exposure to the bright blue-spectrum light from your phone and computer screens can stunt your productivity and have negative effects on your eyes? On today’s One-Minute Wednesday, we’re reviewing an easy-to-use app called F.lux (Flux) that mitigates those harmful effects on your eyes.

In our previous episode, we looked at how to create rules in Outlook that help you organize and take control of what happens to incoming emails. On today’s One-Minute Wednesday, we’ll show you how to use Advanced Options that let you further customize how messages are managed in your inbox.

In Microsoft Outlook, you have the power to create rules help you manage all the items that come into your inbox. On this episode of One-Minute Wednesday, Andy Shin walks you through how to easily create one of these rules, which allow you to automate actions such as organizing emails from certain contacts, deleting incoming items, assigning tasks and flagging emails for future follow up.

Cybercriminals commonly disguise themselves as tech support analysts and attempt to trick people into giving credit card info or access to sensitive data. On this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Jason Carter will give you a breakdown of what a Tech Support Scam looks like and how to keep your devices and data guarded from attacks.