Deciding on the right IT Support for your business can be tricky. IT skills are not a core competency for most small- and medium-sized business owners, and these businesses rarely have technical pros on staff to gauge a candidate or company’s IT acumen.
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What are the benefits of outsourcing IT projects? You might be surprised to learn that even companies with full-time, in-house IT staff sometimes choose to outsource specific projects. Perhaps it’s a large-scale undertaking with a short turnaround time that would simply be too taxing for the internal team to complete while performing their day-to-day jobs.
Mazes and labyrinth-like structures have fascinated us since ancient times. The modern-day version is what we know today as a corn maze. Visiting a corn maze has become a popular fall tradition and has helped the entrepreneurial farmer find a way to generate extra income from tourists.
Relying on end-of-life technology carries substantial risks that can put your business model in jeopardy. In order to deliver reliable service to customers and ensure that their sensitive data is safe, you need technology that is up to the task. While waiting until the last minute to replace hardware and/or software may be viewed as a cost savings measure, technology that is unsupported and can’t be fixed in a timely manner should something go wrong could ultimately cost you more than you bargained for.
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Receiving referrals for IT Services is the ultimate client compliment. At IT Radix, we strive to exceed client expectations and we know we’ve succeeded when a client refers a colleague, friend or family to us. Giving IT Radix as a referral for IT Services is risk-free.
Call me crazy but a well-crafted electronic filing system is a beautiful sight to behold. To many, electronic files and folders can be much like wildflowers on a walk through the countryside. Files and folders, like wildflowers, sprout up in the darnedest places.
Some folks not only like to get outdoors, they like to get up in the clouds in a hot-air balloon. The 5th Dimension in 1967’s “Up, Up and Away” said the world’s “a nicer place” up there. Ballooning originated in France in the 1780s and has grown in popularity ever since.
It’s a busy week…you’re on the road and slammed with meetings. There won’t be much downtime between obligations, and you need to get creative about working on the go. Starbucks, hotel business centers and lobbies, and co-working office spaces are all prime candidates for work.
