2020 has been a tough year for businesses, especially SMBs. Small- to medium-sized businesses already grapple with limited resources and tight budgets. With the recent economic shutdowns due to the novel coronavirus, such limitations may have been magnified 10fold.
In the world of small and medium-sized businesses (SMB), budgets can be notoriously tight, and every penny must be spent with an eye toward a wise return on investment (ROI). For many, trimming waste from the budget can mean the difference between struggling to make the next payroll and turning a profit.
Mobile devices are multiplying at a rapid pace, with road warriors accessing enterprise applications from airports, hotels, restaurants nearly anywhere. Signs offering free WiFi can be seen in nearly any coffee shop or public place, with many occupants taking full advantage of the capability.
The use of IoT technology is limited only by the imagination. Miniaturized sensors, the power of smartphones, and high-speed communications enable the technology to transition to additional industries and applications at a rapid pace.
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Cybercrime has been on the rise for several years, with businesses of all sizes and in every sector experiencing serious threats. Its getting more difficult to protect against cyberattacks when theres no end for these threats in sight.
With the holiday season fast-approaching and a new year looming, companies are scrambling to spend their departmental and organizational budgets before losing them to the next financial period. If the business has surplus money available that it previously allocated to expenditures that didnt materialize, deciding how to spend it can be tricky.
Imagine this: Its Monday morning. Emails are piling up as usual while the coffee brews. It seems like its going to be the typical start of the week. Suddenly, theres a rather frantic subject line that appears at the top of the pile. Its from the IT department. Theres been a security breach six months
Believe it or not, faxing plays a central role in many offices today. Although the fax machine has connotations associated with the last century, its technology has quietly caught up to make it a valuable part of many modern business operations. Today, offices in industries which are required to handle physical documents often deploy fax
Financial data represents some of the most sensitive information belonging to a person or an organization financial institutions are charged with handling it safely while still keeping pace with the world around them. Few businesses must play such a delicate balancing game between security and efficiency as banks, credit unions, brokerage firms, or insurance
