Optimal Insights

Upgrading your organization’s technology hardware can be a massive project. As such, some opt to spread the process out over a few years’ time. But is this a better option than doing it all at once?

As originally published in the American City Business Journals. (Or, take a look at this same piece as it was published in the Upstart Business Journal!) — Raise your hand if every single member of your organization is supremely tech-savvy and 100 percent up-to-date with the latest trends and threats

So, which is better for business: the iPad Pro or the Surface Pro 4?

If you’re anything like us, you’ve had tons of legal pads full of critical meeting notes. There must be an alternative to the clutter, right?

New versions of programs are often presented as must-have software upgrades, regardless of how major or minor the changes actually are. Office 2016, for example, has cloud functionality features, but may or may not be worth an overhaul within your organization.

Social networking platforms can be great for leisure and marketing, but what about for internal workplace communications?