Technology has changed the way that we communicate, live our daily lives and work. In most modern-day jobs, you spend the majority of your workday staring at a computer screen and depending on technology to accomplish your daily tasks at hand. Technology has revolutionized the workplace by improving productivity rates, making communication easier and enhancing collaboration.
How do you know if you’re getting the most value out of your current technology plan?
No two businesses are the same. That is why you must have an IT service provider that knows your needs and goals. True IT consultants live and breathe technology, so they are always on the lookout for new trends, tools and applications to move their clients ahead of the curve.
The last thing a savvy business owner needs is to find out his critical network and business applications are in the hands of an incompetent or unqualified IT vendor. One of the things that makes our technology business unique is our experience. We are technologists, meaning that our team has vast experience, we understand the industry and we know how to leverage technology for the benefit of your business.
CyberEdge Group revealed in its 2020 Cyberthreat Defense Report that 80.7% of organizations surveyed had fallen victim to a cyberattack the previous year. That number is up from earlier years and will most certainly rise as cybercriminals have ramped up efforts to separate you from your money.
According to Tech. Co, small to midsize businesses will likely grow to more than 15% in the VoIP market by 2025. This growth is predicted to be driven by a few factors. The first being, most workers are now remote at least a couple of days out of the week, and VoIP phone systems can save businesses money and time.
Cloud computing provides solutions for businesses of all sizes. Small and large businesses need to be able to access information at any time and anywhere. According to our IT experts, moving to the cloud is critical for business success and security. Here are 3 things you MUST know about cloud computing if you are thinking about making the switch.
One of our core values is to grow. We are always striving to learn more and increase our capacity. One of the ways we do that at MIS is by advancing our education with personal certifications so that we can better serve our clients.
Lliam Holmes, Founder, and CEO of MIS Solutions, holds several certifications, one of them being a Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH). Sounds intense.
In 2017, Hurricane Maria unleashed a fury of destruction in Puerto Rico that had never been seen in the island’s recorded history. Almost 3,000 people died in the storm and its aftermath, making it the deadliest Atlantic hurricane since Mitch in 1998.
“I was in Atlanta but it was still a traumatic experience both on a professional and personal level,” said Janyra Perez.
On several occasions, we have been asked if it’s safe to send personally identifiable information (PHI) or sensitive data via regular email to other internal users of a network. In other words, if you are sending PHI or sensitive information to a co-worker, is it OK to just send it in a regular email?
Answer: No. Never.
A quick, informal survey of John Kavanaugh’s teammates at MIS revealed that he is funny, energetic, helpful, personable and always willing to help others. Our clients will vouch for that, too. As one of our onsite support field specialists, he’s garnered a heap of praise from clients who have the pleasure of having him visit their offices and assist with technical issues.
