hen it comes to your information technology, you may be happy enough if it works and appears secure. After that, you don’t spend much time on IT.

The frequency of insider threat incidents is on the rise. Between 2018 and 2020, they spiked by 47%, according to the Ponemon Institute. 

Cloud computing enables the remote work we relied on in 2020 and so much more. No wonder a majority of businesses have at least some data in the cloud. But you don’t also want to be among the bulk of businesses that are overpaying for their cloud services.

Holding on to outdated software and legacy hardware can cause real problems for your business. Plus, you miss out on the advantages that come with having the latest technology available to do your job well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWRV_SrIF9o In the digital age, every business is interconnected to supply chain partners. Many business owners don’t really know how the technology integration works. They simply trust that it will. But this can leave the business at...

The words “voice communication in the cloud” can conjure up a connection as reliable as two soup cans tied together with string.

Cyber attacks in the legal industry are on the rise. Law firms of all sizes face threats such as business email compromise, denial-of-service, phishing, data exfiltration and ransomware.

Evolving accounting technology offers tremendous growth potential for the future. But this digital transformation leaves accounting firms with more technology to monitor and maintain.

We make cost-based decisions every day. Weighing value is more complicated. Yet whether the business is buying new laptops or thinking about upgrading its existing office software to get the newest release, value has a real impact.