Can you imagine if the coronavirus pandemic had happened 20 years ago? Businesses that sent workers home, would have far fewer options when it came to remote work. They would basically be dealing with slow email, phone calls, and faxes.   [Read more…]

Are your employees struggling with I.T. issues because they’re working at home and disconnected from the office? [Read more…]

Video conference software has been helping offices connect with each other and customers virtually for several years. But now with over 95% of the U.S. under “stay at home” orders, those online meetings have taken on a whole new level of importance. [Read more…]

Most businesses in Wise and Denton counties, as well as the rest of the country, are facing a new reality in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. They’ve had to adjust their operations abruptly to have employees work remotely from home. [Read more…]

For years, the way that traditional antivirus, anti-malware, and other security products worked was to look for a threat signature on an email file attachment or other system file by checking that file against a list of known threats. [Read more…]

How do you choose the internet service provider for your home or business? [Read more…]

A business technology infrastructure has many moving parts, and each can include interfacing with different vendors. A typical office will have an internet service provider (ISP), various software and cloud service providers, operating system vendors like Microsoft and Apple, among others. [Read more…]

One of the most vital parts of an office technology infrastructure is the Wi-Fi network. If you can’t get online, and get online smoothly, it impacts nearly all your business processes. [Read more…]

How fast and reliable your office internet is has a direct impact on business productivity. If your staff has to wait on Wi-Fi signals that go in and out or get weak in certain areas of your building, that can mean hours of lost productivity every week. [Read more…]