Technology Vendor Selection
Who’s the greatest? Muhammad Ali of course. So why do most vendors seemingly have the same bluster? In the technology industry, you better believe your own story, but there are […]
Mailbox Upgrade
Microsoft Exchange 2010 was released last month. If you’re still running Exchange 2003, this would be a good time to break that old arbitrary rule about always staying one version […]
Channel Changes
Every so often the whole technology industry changes and 2010 will be one of those years. If you are responsible for purchasing or evaluating technology products or services, much of […]
Hardware Firewalls Lacking
A firewall is a part of a computer system or network that is designed to block unauthorized access while permitting authorized communications. Since their creation, a battle has raged between […]
Evolution of Vetted Managed IT Services
Have you ever wondered how the IT support world discovered the break/fix model was flawed and, as time passed, both they and their customers would benefit much more from vetted […]
Business Without Walls
We strive to stay abreast of trends and lead with knowledge for our clients. As a Microsoft Gold Partner, we received advanced licensing of Windows 7 Enterprise and upgraded this […]
Five Criteria to Demand for Properly Vetted IT Support
The worst mistake a business can make when choosing a computer support firm is not properly vetting their options. A data breach from using unvetted IT support is now considered […]
Streamlining Technology: Different Approach And Motivation
1993 was another year where I’d flown all over the nation with my hair on fire managing three dozen analysts and developers to help manufacturing and distribution customers eliminate data entry […]
Cyberist Exploration: Boldy Managing the Unknown
The conference room lights dim, and the new project map glows across the table — a galaxy of servers, data clusters, and uncharted integrations.To the executives, it looks like opportunity.To […]
December: Decisions That Carry Forward
The year ends quietly. No celebrations. No bold announcements. Just exhaustion and resolve. Leadership reviews what remains. Some risks were accepted consciously. Documented. Owned. Others were eliminated—not because they were […]