Outsourced IT, or managed IT services, means placing some or all of your information systems in the hands of an outside technology consulting firm (or Managed Service Provider). In many cases, 501c3 nonprofit organizations will opt to outsource when they simply don’t want to handle their IT in-house, or
Amazon recently surprised everyone by announcing it would launch Amazon WorkMail, a secure, managed business email and calendaring solution, poised to compete with Microsoft Exchange and Gmail.
A low-cost cloud solution for the corporate world. It’s an attractive concept, and one Microsoft has been working overtime to promote in the form of their Office 365 services.
There is nothing more valuable to an organization than its data. This, by extension, means there is no piece of hardware quite so critical to an organization’s success as its servers. What would happen if something were to go wrong with one of them? Would your operations be able to
Outsourced IT, or managed IT services, means placing some or all of your information systems in the hands of an outside technology consulting firm (or Managed Service Provider). In many cases, associations will outsource when they simply don’t want to handle their IT needs in-house, or if they need a
“Instant.” Sounds nice, right? These days we business-folk just can’t keep our hands off of technology solutions that give us immediate access to information we need, and that help us stay connected to our (sometimes quite distant) coworkers in real time. This is precisely why instant messaging platforms are gaining