Today, most businesses have some form of a wireless network in place. Aside from being convenient for employees with mobile devices looking to access the internet, wireless access is imperative for businesses whose employees regularly move throughout the office.
Whether you have a dedicated IT team on staff who needs be more innovation focused, or your business is looking for comprehensive managed IT solutions, it’s important to ask the right questions in order to get the perfect fit for your business. Partnering with an IT Service Provider should be seamless and result in peace of mind. Doing your homework on a company before hiring them is as important as looking up product reviews before purchasing something new for yourself.
IT Consulting, IT Strategy, Managed IT, Network Design & Implementation
If your organization is still utilizing Windows 7 SP1, Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, and Windows Server 2008 SP2, please read this article in its entirety.
The 2018 Human Factor report by Proofpoint states that as many as 95% of web-based attacks now incorporate social engineering, or human error factor. So, with that simple fact, how can your organization prevent its employees from releasing confidential and critical information?
Encryption, Data Protection, Managed IT, Cybercrime, IT Security
At a minimum, today's schools and libraries need high speed internet access, telecommunications services, and internal connections to provide critical technology resources to educators. It's also extremely important for today's modern students, those who are learning new skills via online courses, applications, and on tablets or other mobile devices.
The New Year is a great time to revisit your technology strategy. IT Strategy is getting more and more important every year - whether you are a software company who makes a living with technology or someone running a law firm or other small business - technology should be making you better. Far too often, however, we lose sight of our strategy dealing with the day-to-day bustle of running our business while keeping older systems running. The New Year is a great time to step back and revisit the key components of your IT strategy. Here are five strategic IT investments every company should be making in 2018:
Business Continuity, Cloud, IT Strategy, Managed IT, Collaboration, Digital Transformation
In society today, you would be hard-pressed to find a business, big or small, that does not rely on Information Technology as a critical component of their day-to-day operation. Whether it’s a food truck accepting credit card payments on an iPad, or a Fortune 500 company with millions of dollars of IT infrastructure, the bottom line is we all rely on IT to get the job done.
Before defining Managed Services, let's have a little history lesson, shall we? In the dark ages (10 years ago), most IT providers operated like the repair department of your local car dealership - if the car broke down, you brought it to the local mechanic to fix. While the dealership would have loved for you to come in for regular services, most of us would get the oil change and then hope the clicking noise would go away on its own. Herein lies the problem. Waiting for something to break means downtime for your network and, more importantly, downtime for your business. No matter which way you look at IT, downtime doesn't work for anyone.
Fall is almost here which means many are thinking about their annual budgeting process. This means IT managers need to consider what purchases, projects, and services will be on next year's punch list. Each project will come with its own set of possible solutions for budgeters to consider; cloud vs. on premise, outsource vs. insource, HP vs. Dell, etc. As you consider your 2017 projects, take a minute and make sure you have your IT basics covered, and stay aware of upcoming end-of-life support changes for common applications.
We are happy to announce that Systems Engineering is an official member of the elite Apple Consultants Network (ACN). As an Apple Consultants Network partner, Systems Engineering (SE) can now deliver Mac Operating System (OS) technology support services, in addition to its existing enterprise IT solutions. SE will be able to meet the needs of Northern New England companies currently juggling mixed operating systems environments, a growing trend for today’s businesses.
