One of the most important parts of running a small business is consistent uptime. Service outages cost your business time and money. When you have an outage, the workday is disrupted and depending on the nature of the outage, it may impact your clients as well.

 

In the modern business world, cybersecurity has become very important.  News reports of data breaches are alarmingly common, as businesses struggle to adapt to ever-changing security needs. Businesses both large and small have been affected by security gaps which can damage a company’s reputation, customer loyalty, customer safety, and that can have a negative effect on daily operations.

After 25 years we are shutting down our email services under the @pics.com domain.  We have had many customers that were with us for a long time and making this change was almost a life changing experience for them.    We put together some tips that would help them make the transition easier and make sure changing your email address is not a painful process.

If your office hasn't migrated to Office 365, we've come up with this list of the top 4 reasons your company should migrate to Office 365

Cloud availability

Office365, which you can think of as Office (Word, Excel, etc) plus email and communications (Exchange, Skype and Voice) and storage (OneDrive), are available to access via the Microsoft cloud.

Is your small business using technology in the most efficient way? If not, you might be experiencing headaches and bleeding money. Virtualization isn't new. In fact, it's been proven to be useful time and again.

Here's why.

Virtualization Simplifies Business

The Right Software Makes It Easy

In Can Save you Money

It Promotes Flexibility

1. Virtualization Simplifies Business

When your data is securely hosted in the cloud and not in your own building, the role of IT falls to you, perhaps literally.