As we enter the second quarter of 2022, life is returning to a “new” normal. Many of the trends of the past two years are still a fact of life and most likely will be for the long haul. Remote work, online meetings, and app and subscription services that bring us our entertainment and groceries are here to stay. The way we work and live has changed dramatically!

Information is the lifeblood of every organization. Today, even as digital technologies are becoming more available, too many businesses are still relying on outdated, manual document management strategies that are inefficient and costly.

In today’s hybrid workplace, teams can be located anywhere, making collaboration crucial for helping your business operate effectively. Using legacy communication tools can make working together challenging. If you want your project manager and team to work in unison, you need a system that operates with speed and efficiency.

We’ve all seen the email telling you a long-lost relative has passed away leaving you a fortune. All you need to do is provide your bank and personal information, pay a small fee, and you’re rich!

Have you been seeing long lines at the printer, or experienced downtime because your multifunction printer (MFP) keeps breaking down? The year-end is the perfect time to inventory your current print environment and get in shape for the upcoming year.

The Internet has become indispensable in our day-to-day business and personal lives. Unfortunately, it’s also become a place where cybercriminals are commonly hiding in the shadows.

Today, technology is giving us ways to move our businesses forward at an increasing rate. One time-saving use of technology is the automation of repetitive workflows to create efficiencies. Workflow automation involves the digitization and subsequent automation of business processes in an effort to create efficiencies by reducing the need for manual labor.

Today’s students have grown up with their hands on technology, many since they were old enough to walk! With the internet and digital devices at their fingertips, students are comfortable, and adept with using technology.

Today, no business can function in the marketplace without technology. It’s essential for operating efficiently and running a successful business, however, it also presents threats to valuable and often confidential data. Hackers and other bad actors are constantly trying to circumvent your security so you must remain vigilant and keep your security robust.

Today, as the COVID-19 pandemic begins to wind down, health and safety are more important than ever. At first, we panicked as businesses were forced to shut down, workers were forced to go home, and the livelihoods of millions of us were on the line. Productivity was harder to achieve than ever, and today, as we slowly leave the “panic zone” and enter the “learning zone,” businesses are slowly beginning to reopen.