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How many vendors and subscriptions does your business depend on to function day to day?
Now, to ask a question that hopefully has (but very easily doesn’t have) the same answer: How many vendors and subscriptions does your business currently pay for?
Unfortunately, for most small and medium-sized businesses, these answers can vary widely, which often creates con...
Most successful businesses don't succeed by being the first to invent a new way of doing things; they succeed by taking systems that already work and putting them to use for their particular needs. In the world of business technology, trying to be unique is usually a fast track to wasting money and facing technical headaches.
The goal isn't to be an innovator in IT, ...
There was a time when Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) was seen as mutually beneficial. An employer could save significant costs by eliminating the need for new hardware investment, while the employee didn’t have to juggle devices and could stick with what was familiar and comfortable.
However, there is a significant drawback that could upend the undeniable usefulness of B...
Is artificial intelligence good for productivity? Of course, but, like most things, there are two sides to consider. Since AI is so good for productivity, many employees (perhaps even some of yours) are turning to public AI tools without authorization or oversight, exposing summarized meetings, written code, entire spreadsheets, and other proprietary and sensitive data to a p...
We’ve all been there: You’re in the middle of a crucial meeting or trying to upload a large proposal, and suddenly the loading wheel of death appears, you look over at your laptop, and you’ve got one lonely bar of Wi-Fi.
Most business owners think the solution is to go out and buy a faster internet plan or a flashy new router with eight antennas that looks like a robo...