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There’s been a disconnect between traditional outsourcing approaches and the digital revolution.

Although defending all aspects of your business from internet threats is important, the sensitive data you’ve acquired in your company should take priority. The data that your customers and employees entrust your company with should be safeguarded with the highest security protection.  

Part of the appeal of becoming an entrepreneur is the potential to make an impact on the community. Through philanthropy, volunteer efforts, donations and fundraisers, the concept of corporate social responsibility grew out of a desire to compel large companies to do right by society.

With technology constantly evolving, it is critical that IT systems stay up to date and function as efficiently as possible. With the IT Health Check, Office1 partners with your company as a trusted advisor and provides you with a detailed assessment of your business’s IT system. While other companies might say, “leave it to the experts”, we feel it is important for our customers to know why IT health checks are important and how we perform them.

Information is a never-ending commodity in business. A growing business means gaining more customers and, in turn, having access to their information. In many cases, bringing in a new customer can warrant you a lot of information, so much so, in fact, that it can become increasingly difficult to manage and locate files.

Because of the booming American economy and continuously evolving tax environment, corporations are expected to invest in new office equipment at an increasing rate. According to author Brian Holland, “Manufacturers alone are expected to save roughly $261 billion during the next decade from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.” With the recent changes to corporate tax rates under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, it is more important than ever for businesses to pay close attention to how they obtain their assets. By staying well-informed, it saves companies a significant amount of money and gives them the opportunity to grow and reinvest.

Remote management and monitoring (RMM) is a software that authorizes managed service providers (MSPs) to remotely oversee your businesses’ clients, networks, operations, and devices. From these, information is collected and relayed to MSPs to provide constant support and to perform maintenance in order to keep your business sailing smoothly. When problems appear, a MSP is alerted and works diligently to resolve issues quickly and seamlessly.

To the average user, social media is a fun way to stay connected with friends, make business contacts, share exciting life updates, and spread funny cat videos. Not everyone takes social media so lightheartedly though. In fact, two groups are especially serious about it: commercial businesses, who rely on social media to establish and spread their brands, and criminal hackers.