Essential Cloud Migration Strategy

In the years we’ve been looking after businesses as a managed services provider, we’ve noticed there are two different ways that owners and managers buy IT and technology. Some see it as an expense, others see it as an investment.

Don’t get us wrong; all businesses have moments where every last penny counts. That’s fine in the short-term. The problem is when that becomes the long-term driver of the business, and all spending decisions are made by asking “what’s the cheapest way to do this?”.

The 7 KPIs for ROI in IT

In the years we’ve been looking after businesses as a managed services provider, we’ve noticed there are two different ways that owners and managers buy IT and technology. Some see it as an expense, others see it as an investment.

Don’t get us wrong; all businesses have moments where every last penny counts. That’s fine in the short-term. The problem is when that becomes the long-term driver of the business, and all spending decisions are made by asking “what’s the cheapest way to do this?”.

The Problem of Their 'Other' Laptop

Love it or hate it, hybrid working is here to stay.

As a nation, we’ve really embraced the changes forced upon us by the pandemic. Many businesses have become more flexible with a mixture of office-based workers, hybrid workers and fully remote workers.

Every Business Needs a Disaster Recovery Plan

As a business owner, you might have come across the term “Disaster Recovery” quite often. Whether it is natural calamities like hurricane, floods, wildfires, or terror attacks, a disaster recovery plan can safeguard your business. Leading business consultants stress the importance of having an up to date disaster recovery plan in place and consider it a part of the best practices for running a business. A business without a disaster recovery plan is actually just one mishap away from permanent shutdown

Demystify The Cloud In Layman's Terms

For several years, cloud technology has been one of the most talked about subjects in business technology circles. By now, most small-to-medium sized business (SMB) owners have heard that cloud computing is transforming the way their peers do business, and they’ve been inundated with talk of how the cloud enables small businesses to cut IT costs and operate more efficiently.

Now You See It, There It Stays

We live in a 24/7 global economy that is more dependent than ever on technology. Even the technology of small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) houses sensitive digital data - employee and customer information, internal emails, documents and financial records, sales orders and transaction histories. Not to mention applications and programs critical to daily business function and services. Decreasing business costs and risks of costly data loss is crucial.