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Investing in new technology for your business is no small decision, and it’s easy to get swayed by the latest gadgets or special deals in stores or online. However, you might end up with buyer’s remorse without deeply understanding your business needs and how the technology will fit into your operations. Here are the key questions you should ask before making that investment.
“Always be closing,” shouted Alec Baldwin’s grizzled salesman in Glengarry Glen Ross. His advice remains valid today, even though he said it without all the technology available today to help you drive sales and convert leads.
Keeping up with the pace of business technology change can be difficult. It can feel as if you’re always a few steps behind. Every day brings some new cybersecurity threat, compliance regulation, or tech innovation. But you don’t have to do it all alone.
Ever met someone who responds to computer downtime with applause or relief? Neither have we. When a computer goes down, the individual inevitably needs it fixed fast. Yet, depending on your repair model, it could take longer than you hope. This article compares break-fix to managed services.
A new year is a chance for a fresh beginning. To that end, try these tech tips for small business owners to kick 2022 off right.
First, launch a successful new year for your business by going mobile. Agility is one of the key differentiators of a small business. Be more flexible than larger competitors by taking full advantage of cloud computing. Use Microsoft 365 (MS365) as an all-in-one solution for communication, collaboration, and more. When you are cloud-based, you and your employees can operate from any location with ease.
Technology is the lifeblood of business today, and you likely have a lot of it. But you may have accumulated software and hardware as you grew. Now, you have a hodgepodge of technologies never designed to work together. Consolidation can help.
Large corporations can afford an in-house IT team to keep track of all the hardware and software, but small- to medium-sized businesses often need help. Managing computers and mobile devices, and telephony print and fax systems can be overwhelming. Then, there’s all the software you need to secure, not to mention setting up data recovery in case of a disaster or emergency.
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