IT project plans are the backbone of any successful IT venture. Why? Because over 20% of IT projects fail due to a lack of dedicated resources, and over 40% fail because company priorities change midway through a project.
Support ends on January 14, 2020, Microsoft will stop offering support and patches for your computer. Your operating system will become gradually more vulnerable to cyberthreats, and that can put your whole business at risk.
Have excess IT budget? The pressure is on. You’ve got a short amount of time to make meaningful purchases. If you fail to do so, the cash is gone. If you opt for something useless, then you’ve just wasted valuable company dollars. Here are our top tips for spending your IT budget before EoY.
It’s not always easy to know how to budget for IT spending when the end of year rolls around. With so much to consider, it’s easy to get lost in the process. Take a look at our guide to EoY IT spending and budgeting, and position your business for success next year.
Ever wondered if it’s possible to reduce your overall tax burden? Thanks to Section 179, it just might be – here’s what you need to know about Section 179, which business activities it applies to, and whether it can save your business money on its tax liabilities this year.
Businesses of every size are vulnerable to hacking attempts, and a firewall is still a valuable tool for protecting commercial IT infrastructure from unauthorized access. Read on to find out more about what firewalls mean to your business and why they should be on your IT planning priority list.
Are you paying enough attention to the bandwidth of your business? You should be because if you fall short, it could cost you in the long run. Don’t let this happen to you. Instead, take a look at how solutions like SD-WAN, among others, can help your business thrive.
That’s the fateful day that Microsoft will pull the plug on support for Windows 7.
Windows 7 “End of life”, as it’s known, is an everlasting period for the operating system that stops both support for technical issues and security patches permanently.
January 14, 2020. Mark that date on your calendar, because that’s the day Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 7 and will cease patching it with security updates. To help you understand what the end of Windows 7 means for you and your business, we’ve put together this FAQ-style guide.
So companies are, by and large, making the move to cloud computing and cloud services. But once a company has made the choice to do so, choosing the best cloud provider for their situation can be complex.
