It's a new year which makes it a great time to prioritize your technology initiatives. As technology changes dramatically, the headlines continue to focus on the same themes: Security, Cloud, and Digital Transformation. In this blog article, I will review important "to do's" within each category and offer ways you and your organization can achieve these important IT goals. 

If you’ve been in or around information technology (IT), you are most likely familiar with Unified Communications and Collaboration (UCC). If not, maybe you've heard of its subscription-based cloud-delivered model, unified communications-as-a-service (UCaaS). Gartner breaks UCC into six broad communication functions:

At Systems Engineering, employees are our number one resource. Our success depends on our dedicated and skilled staff who share our values and contribute to our vision. Our Employee Spotlight gives a brief but revealing look at one of our valuable members.

At Systems Engineering (SE), our success depends on the efforts of our employees.  We strive to attract and retain talented, dedicated, and skilled staff who share our values, contribute to our vision, and take pride in our clients' success.

Customers Benefit from Higher Level Backup and Recovery Offerings to Protect Against Data Breaches

Systems Engineering (SE), a leading IT strategy and managed services provider, announced today that it has become a Veeam® Gold Pro Partner. Veeam is a category leader in backup and recovery software, an essential capability for businesses that want to defend their networks from data loss disasters and from the grips of ransomware cybercriminals.

Systems Engineering, a leading IT strategy integrator and managed IT services provider, has been named one of the 2018 Best Places to Work in Maine. The announcement represents the fifth consecutive year that Systems Engineering has been honored with the award. The company, which is based in Portland, Maine, will be recognized at an awards ceremony on October 9, at which time the final rankings will be announced. This year’s list is made up of 75 companies in three categories: small (15-49 U.S. employees), medium (50-249 U.S. employees) and large (250+ U.S. employees). 

There are so many reasons small- to medium-sized business are moving to the cloud. There is the attractive CapEx vs. OpEx model, scalability which comes with elastic payment strategies, and flexibility. While those business benefits are some of the chief reasons businesses migrate to the cloud, many aren’t taking advantage of the full range of productivity capabilities that are available.