From Servers to Services: Moving Day
You have made a list and checked it twice, and figured out what apps are naughty and nice. Now it is time to actually make
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You have made a list and checked it twice, and figured out what apps are naughty and nice. Now it is time to actually make
What is the first thing that happens before you move homes? All of those old clothes, exercise equipment, and children’s toys go off to the
Going from servers to services is a lot like playing a game of Jenga. You have to pull out all the various blocks (apps) without
The importance of industry expertise should not be overlooked when selecting a technology partner. Technology itself is standards-based, but the familiarity with HOW technology is
The impact of technology in the professional contractor industry has changed drastically over the past ten years. The explosion of mobile devices, ubiquitous LTE connectivity,
The impact of technology in urgent and primary care clinics can make provider’s patient encounters better, or a frustrating exercise in attempting to get everything
The impact of technology in private and family-owned businesses can be the difference in scaling up or sliding down. We have observed two key differences
The new Microsoft Edge browser has finally caught up to Google’s Chrome browser, and the timing is great. The #wfh transition means that more personal
Workforce collaboration has changed. We aren’t going back to conference rooms full of people, and that’s a good thing. When you are recalibrating your technology
Get ready to hear much about the Zero Trust security model in the future. The #wfh movement has put this front and center in any
No matter how good your technology plan was going into 2020, it is time to recalibrate it. The business environment has permanently changed and will
Many companies will eventually need to decide whether they should keep customer and other highly confidential information on their on-premise servers or in the cloud.
Data loss is something we all know happens but many don’t like to talk about. We all assume it won’t happen to us if we
There are many features of Microsoft 365 that some users don’t know exists as part of their subscription. In fact, a lot of individuals with
Most organizations have one central place for storing a lot of sensitive information. Some offices save documents to personal or work computers, or somewhere else
Remote access and collaboration have been key components of Stringfellow technology roadmaps since 2006. It all started with moving users to “hosted” Exchange mailboxes, which
“Am I getting what I’m paying for?” This is a question every business leader should ask themselves about each their budget lines items at least
Alignment of Revenue and Technology Expense is key to building an organization that can handle both the ups and downs that will occur in the
The basis for technology is the network, which affects EVERYTHING. Switches historically have only been replaced when they physically died, and firewalls have been kept
Software development has changed fundamentally in the past ten years and drastically changed hardware lifecycles. There used to be major releases every 2-4 years, and
Did Technology Kill the “Snow Day”? If you are from the north please substitute “blizzard” for every time I say “snow” and we will all
We work best with growing firms who want proactive, executive-level IT strategy, not just help desk tickets.
If that’s you, we’d love to talk.
What You’ll Get From The Conversation:
Patrick McGrory works with business leaders who are tired of chasing their IT provider for answers. He helps them find technology support that keeps pace with where the company is headed instead of where it was three years ago.
Harper Hughes works with growing healthcare companies that have outgrown the IT setup they started with. She helps healthcare leaders sort out what they actually need from a technology partner and gets them to a plan they can act on.
