Many companies, including us here at Worksighted, struggle to figure out which online meeting tool is right for their organization. Some offer quick fixes and seamless setup. While others have big setup costs and robust offerings. Regardless of the solution, you will probably have yet another subscription cost eating away at your precious budget, and you'll still have issues.
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Two major confessions- Every time I say the word salmon, I silently pronounce the L and I have purses older than our intern. If 40 is the new 20, 50 is the new 30, and 60 is the new 40,...
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The phrase “fail fast” has gained a great deal of popularity. It’s a concept I love. Try something, find out quickly that it isn’t working and then adapt and change. This kind of thinking minimizes cost, minimizes risk and helps...
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There is a lot of noise in the security landscape, but you can start to find your way through some of it by starting with these four steps. Educate your users, secure your infrastructure, set up policies and develop a recovery plan.
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Overall, going to Microsoft Inspire helped us understand the landscape of what the next few years will hold. Here at Worksighted, we are energized by the future, and with these updates from Microsoft, it looks like we are in for a wild ride. If you want to talk to an expert on how these takeaways might affect you, make sure to drop us a line!
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Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 are approaching the end of their lifecycle of support. This means that computers running Windows 7 and servers running Windows server 2008 will soon become more vulnerable to security threats, unable to receive new feature updates, and potentially be out of industry compliance.
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Professional services companies are among the most reliant on technology, so it stands to reasons that they are also among its most enthusiastic adopters. This is an industry where competition is fierce, time is limited, and skills are a valuable...
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If we have learned anything from the recent Facebook data mining controversy, it’s just how far some companies will go to harvest this precious marketing resource. It may not be surprising then that data has been called the new oil. From recognizing customer trends to gleaning insights into greater operational efficiency, data is what companies in every industry are using to get a step up on the competition.
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