When you think about IT hardware, you may not consider the planning and costs required. We rely on printers, physical servers, phones, monitors, and laptops every day, but most people don’t think about how a workplace acquires these things. While many people don’t think much of the process for purchasing hardware, many factors come into… Read More

There are many reasons to move office buildings. Sometimes you need more or less space, want a better location, or are even opening a new office in addition to the one you currently have. Moving can be one of the most stressful events in a person’s life, and moving office space is equally difficult. We’ve… Read More

At the end of each year, we all engage in planning for the future. New Year’s resolutions can be about money, making time for hobbies, or personal goals but we also spend time planning how we want our businesses to grow in the coming year. We wanted to give you a few things to think about that will help your technology support… Read More

Every organization has its own timeline for buying and replacing essential pieces of hardware, and your server is one of your most important pieces of technology. However, there are general guidelines you should consider when making those decisions. Without an in-house IT department, technology purchasing can be complicated. Many organizations need help managing, evaluating, and… Read More

For many organizations, hardware and software tools have been added in a patchwork over years of operation. This means that some organizations use too many tools and are spending too much on software they don’t need. Your technology should make completing your work easier, not cause problems. Here are a few things you should think about when evaluating your technology.     Read more. Read More

For many organizations, once a computer or piece of software is purchased it isn’t thought about again until something breaks. This often leaves employees with outdated hardware, technology tools that no longer serve their purpose, and leaves an organization vulnerable to lost data. Organizations without IT departments or large budgets often wait until something is broken… Read More

Regardless of your organization’s size or mission, it is incredibly important that your operations can continue after an emergency happens. A large portion of this will be related to your IT infrastructure, but unlike Disaster Recovery, Business Continuity Planning involves all areas of your business including HR and finance. We’ve written about why you should… Read More