With cyberattacks on the rise, an increasing number of small-to-medium sized businesses fall prey to phishing attacks and security breaches daily. Companies are under increasing pressure to prevent data loss and avoid breaches that damage both profit and reputation.
When it comes to Information Technology (IT), too often organizations take the reactive, rather than proactive approach. Sadly, we have seen too many businesses make the mistake of spending more funds maintaining their grounds or cleaning their office than they do on keeping their key information systems up to date and working to maximum efficiency.
Insight to Vision 2020
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At this time of year—in newspapers, websites and blogs—there is often an article or two about the top trends for the coming year. Number one on the list in the world of Information Technology is the concept of Co-Managed IT. This means that more organizations of all sizes are not just focused on internal tunnel vision with respect to IT, but rather expanding their vision to include others…to get another perspective as well as a lot more assistance as they advance toward their goals.
Avoid Computer Eyestrain - Don’t stare at your computer too long!
Computers have become an essential part of our everyday lives. Consequently, there is one thing we can’t avoid—looking at monitor screens. For many of us, the majority of our waking hours are spent staring at the computer monitor which can be bad for our eyes.
IT Radix was honored to be one of the Best Places to Work in NJ in 2019. As we go in to 2020, we’re continuing to focus on our clients first. Technology is changing fast making it increasingly difficult to understand its associated benefits and potential pitfalls.
If your network fails or you experience a power outage, your business will come to a screeching halt. You are not making sales or communicating with clients; you are basically inaccessible until everything comes back online.
Over 50% of businesses take more than one hour to get back up after a crash or power outage.
In our daily lives, sometimes when things do not appear clearly visible to us, we squint or blink or even rub our eyes to try to get a better view. There are numerous reasons for blurred vision. One problem may be easily remedied by simply getting new reading glasses or changing the prescription in your current eyewear.
Insight to Vision 2020
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All Managed Services Providers tout their IT expertise. They might say that it’s in their “wheelhouse.”
You hear that phrase everywhere these days, right? But have you wondered where it comes from?
It was originally a boating term, referring to the place that houses the wheel on a boat, command central.
