Blog Insights & Updates on Technology Trends

6 steps to a better IT roadmap

An IT roadmap is a strategy to help your organization develop, communicate and implement IT initiatives.

4 ways good documentation can help your business

As a business owner, you probably love brainstorming with staff members, interacting with customers, and seeing your brand grow.

5 tips for effectively managing vendor relationships

Without effectively managing your vendor relationships, you could find yourself in a situation where your customers can’t get what they need.

6 benefits of moving your data to a colocation facility

An online presence is vital for any business, but when you take into account the cost of servers, security, bandwidth, maintenance, and network monitoring, maintaining that online presence can become prohibitively expensive.

Your IT checklist for planning an office move

Before you move to a new office, you need to make an IT checklist that ensures a smooth transition.

The difference between reactive and proactive IT support

You have many different choices when it comes to the best technology strategy for your business.

9 ways to boost your office WiFi network

WiFi is arguably the greatest and most frustrating technology development in the modern workplace. The ability to wirelessly connect to the internet provides a freedom and flexibility never before experienced.

6 simple steps to optimize computer performance

A slow computer can turn an otherwise great, productive day into a frustrating one. Whether you’re in a hurry to pull up a report before a meeting, get an email out before the end of the day, or submit a file before a deadline you rely on your computer to get the job done.

What Are the Steps to Migrate to Office 365?

Microsoft Office 365 is an impressive suite of cloud-based software products. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, you name it — you get access to Microsoft’s productivity programs and can save all your data in the cloud.

8 BYOD Statistics That Actually Matter

The trend toward SMEs offering Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) alternatives to employees started quietly in 2004. However, use of the concept has grown rapidly in the recent past. Do you offer BYOD? Should you? Done well, statistics show that there are advantages to allowing BYOD, and employees are starting to expect it.