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Last month we spent a little time talking about your IT “breakfast” and foundation of your business—Backup. This month we want to keep the ball rolling and move ahead a few hours to talk about lunch. After all, your IT solution should consist of a well-rounded diet.
Risk-taking is par for the course for entrepreneurs. Taking the leap to start a business is just the first in a series of risks an owner will take to gain a competitive edge and move the enterprise forward. But excessive or impulsive risk-taking can destroy a business.
“Grrr! I forgot my password for this site!” If I had a bitcoin for every time I said that, I would be a bitcoin millionaire; and I bet you would be too! The password is often the key, and all too often, missing ingredient when you are trying to gain access.
Is your small business prepared to meet the cybersecurity challenge? Small-to-medium-business owners often underestimate their vulnerability to cybercrime. Headlines focus on major corporate data breaches with huge paydays, but studies show that more than half of cyber-attacks target small businesses.
The Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! Saturday-morning cartoon series featured four teenagers and their lovable, talking Great Dane, Scooby-Doo. These pals solved mysteries involving supposedly supernatural creatures through a series of antics and missteps. It only took the mention of a Scooby Snack to keep Scooby from being a scaredy-cat and rise up to foil the plans of an unsuspecting crook.
If there’s one thing SpongeBob SquarePants and Squidward can agree on is how to spot phishing emails—bogus messages carefully designed to look like a legitimate message (or attached file) from a site or person you trust. Their goal is getting you to willingly give up your login information or unknowingly click a link to install a virus.
Knowing when to outsource tech support can spur growth and productivity
Small business owners often wear many hats in the day-to-day operation of their company, particularly in the early years when resources are constrained. Some who are tech-savvy, for example, opt to handle tech support internally rather than hiring external IT support resources.
Any organization that has set out to accomplish something is only as strong as the members of its team. As a rule, people have different strengths and weaknesses and empowering your team members to play to their strong suits will indelibly increase your operation’s impact.