People hate change. Some embrace transformation in their personal lives or will switch jobs when their routine becomes unbearable or unfulfilling, but many will resist altering their daily activities unless it provides some personal benefit.

The digital age has arrived. Unfortunately, the era of cloud computing is creating an increasingly larger chasm between the haves (enterprise companies) and the have-nots (small to mid-sized businesses). What that means is that organizations with little or no technical resources can find themselves at an extreme disadvantage over bigger competitors in today’s computer-driven business…

As this summer draws to a close and the kids head back to school, it’s the perfect time for MSPs to reflect on their own business education. IT services organizations are, by nature, transitional models that require continuous transformation to meet the constantly changing needs of their clients.

Next time you’re on a client site visit, look around and count the empty cubicles or desks. While some workers may be away in meetings or taking care of personal issues, if not taking a long-deserved vacation or day off, the number of employees working from a “formal business location” on a typical day is…

Technology is no longer a primary focus for business owners. Few are rarely, if ever, concerned with the “speeds and feeds’ of devices and applications running behind the scenes in their organization today.

We live (and work) in an increasingly fast-paced world. Everyone wants information real-time, whether they need it or not, with even the smallest delay causing angst among those seeking data, materials or simply a conversation.

It’s easy for a new salesperson to turn what should be an easy hosted VoIP phone service conversation into a speeds-and-feeds discussion that ends up losing your customer’s attention. That line of dialogue may be confusing to your managed services clients and keep that team member from achieving his or her primary objective ‒ closing…

When a disaster strikes, your business clients must pick up the pieces as quickly as possible.

The traditional landline is becoming a distant memory for many in the business community.