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Strategically aligned technology solutions empower your team to work smarter, leverage real-time data, improve the customer journey, and foster innovation. We're not talking about flashy, unproven trends—we're talking about powerful, proven tools.

Strategic IT lifecycle management—including proactive hardware and software planning—is essential to reduce security risks, control costs, and ensure compliance in evolving tech and regulatory environments.

In today's increasingly digital world, it's easy to assume that check fraud is a thing of the past. Unfortunately, one of the oldest financial scams—check washing—is making a dangerous comeback, alongside check cooking. For small and midsize businesses, this growing threat deserves urgent attention.

When our founder wanted real talk about why some IT leaders are suspicious about co-managed IT support, he went to the source and talked it through on Reddit. Read what he learned.

Technology has transformative potential—but success depends on strategically implementing business technology trends. Consider these best practices before adopting new technology.

When you partner with a managed services provider (MSP), that forward-looking planning is often handled by that team, but don't hesitate to challenge them with questions about emerging technologies that should be on your must-do roadmap.

Complicated tech names and weird acronyms can be a hurdle to business decision makers trying to understand what they need and what an IT partner is talking about when they pitch solutions. Hopefully, this extensive glossary helps.

We advocate for cybersecurity practices to prevent situations like the one dominating tech news this week: Ingram Micro fell victim to a ransomware attack. If it can happen to them - one of the world's largest tech distributors - how can you stay safe?

If your business operates in a highly regulated industry, such as healthcare, or accepts payments via credit card, you may be surprised to learn that employee cybersecurity awareness training is likely required by the compliance standards that govern those sectors.

With studies repeatedly showing that humans are both the weakest and therefore, most critical, link when it comes to cyber attacks – 75% of data breaches start with human error – it's time to focus on employee security awareness training as a key part of building a security culture.