Why do investments in technology often fail to achieve promised results? Most employees at nearly any size company have seen an IT-related project launched, with less-than-spectacular results. Of course, some organizations are better at it than others, but most are … Read More
Cloud computing can streamline business processes, reduce costs, and increase productivity, but achieving these benefits isn’t easy. While many cloud migration challenges are obvious from the beginning, some risks are not so obvious. Businesses that begin a migration project without … Read More
Your organization likely relies on dozens if not hundreds of apps to manage workflows, data storage, communication, and business processes. Whether you’re ready to migrate apps to the cloud for better security and lower costs or you want a more … Read More
Over 70% of organizations now default to cloud services when upgrading technology, and by 2024, 63% of companies are expected to have all or most IT infrastructure in the cloud. Enterprises are increasingly migrating on-prem applications to the cloud while … Read More
As the number of cyberattacks and data breaches continues to rise, the importance of cultivating a good cybersecurity posture has become more critical than ever. However, while many organizations invest in hardware and software solutions, too many continue to overlook … Read More
Active Directory was a mainstay of enterprise computing environments for many years. As a scalable system for account, credential, policy and resource management, it was revolutionary when launched alongside Windows Server 2000. But it was designed in a different era: … Read More
How many full-time employees does it take to run a successful company? Throughout history, the answer has changed – and it’s changing again. Up until about 200 years ago, the vast majority of businesses were family-run: a private citizen might … Read More
It’s been a time of great volatility in the job market. In the talent acquisition space, we’ve seen a fascinating evolution over the past few years. Due to the pandemic, we initially experienced the Great Resignation: employees resigned or reshuffled … Read More
In August of 1981, International Business Machines (IBM) released the Personal Computer model 5150 – more than 41 years ago! Believe it or not, this 25-pound behemoth (28-pounds with the optional second disk drive) was the first microcomputer from the manufacturer, … Read More
How do you empower and inspire staff to take more ownership and accountability in their role? Throughout my professional career, I have attempted to answer this question. And until I read David Marquet’s powerful book, Turn the Ship Around!, I … Read More