With the mobile workforce here to stay, so is the need for anywhere file access, file sharing and real-time document collaboration. Solutions from Microsoft like SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams plus the myriad of competitive solutions available today offer flexibility, easy access, and enhanced productivity.
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Quick Response (QR) Codes are a type of matrix barcode that stores alphanumeric characters in the form of text or URLs and are convenient ways to access a website. Point your cellphone camera to be taken directly to a webpage. QR codes can also be used to facilitate payments.
Remote Worker Security is a Big Concern
The risk of cyberattacks grows with more people working from home. In 2020, between the months of March and July, nearly half of all businesses dealt with some sort of digital disruption. Some of the most common were:
Worker Productivity Losses.
Why Your Sales Team Should NOT be Texting Clients From Their Personal Phones
A sales team’s success is the result of building strong client relationships. While texting may be quick and easy, here are reasons why your sales team SHOULD NOT use their personal phones to text with clients:
Security.
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Here at IT Radix, we’re no strangers to giving back. In fact, it’s one of our most important company core values! From our semiannual e‑waste recycling drives to food pantry collection events, to fundraising 5K runs that benefit causes like breast cancer research or our client, local not-for-profit agency JBWS. Another race we’ve been keeping our eye on… the race to 5G. You’ve probably heard the term, but the reality is that the race itself is far less important than what we reach at the finish line.
We’re happy to be published in the NJBA Dimensions Newsletter (Winter 2021)! 2020 brought many challenges to the corporate world. Click here and check out Page 7 to reflect on lessons gained from 2020 and this turbulently unexpected year.
Certified driving instructors have a plethora of rules and advice for proper use of a motor vehicle—including how to use your mirrors. They advocate checking your rearview mirror every 5‑8 seconds because what is behind you, can certainly affect your way forward.
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