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Technology has permeated our lives so much that how well your technology is optimized directly impacts sales, growth and other bottom-line indicators.

2020 was a good example of how unanticipated events can happen and have a serious impact on your business operations. They can stop operations altogether and they can also impact buying behaviors that can affect your bottom line.

Voice assistants and doorbell cameras are not the only devices multiplying in homes. IoT devices are as well. They are also popping up in offices throughout Connecticut and across the rest of the country.

One of the major IT security problems at a business (regardless of size) is access security. Passwords are often the only thing keeping hackers out of everything from company cloud storage accounts to remote server access.

Microsoft 365 is one of the most popular productivity tools in the world. Over 651,000 companies in the U.S. use the platform for its core business tools (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint) as well as collaborative features like Teams.

Year end is when many companies are doing reviews in order to plan ahead for the new year. One area where it is vital to do this is cybersecurity.

Ongoing employee cybersecurity training offers a major safeguard to businesses. Keeping employees well trained can protect a company from phishing attacks and the resulting security incidents like ransomware infections or data breaches.

If you’re using your Microsoft 365 business account without any security customizations, your data and user accounts could be at risk of a breach.

November and December are the months when online holiday shopping ramps up. This year is expected to be even bigger than past years due to the pandemic.

Internet Explorer was introduced in 1995. This makes it one of the first internet browsers. However, in recent years it has become obvious that Microsoft has been planning a retirement for IE at some point in the not too distant future.