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Being subject to stringent government-mandated regulations and the constant need to provide top-level of service to their patients, healthcare providers turn to modern technology to keep up with the demands of their job. But because technology is not their core competence, their reluctant approach to it prevents them from achieving a successful digital transformation.

Since 2004, National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) has been observed each October, and this year is no different. Every October, efforts are made by the National Cyber Security Division (NCSD) and the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) to bring light to all of the cyber threats that pose great danger to the international community.

Thanks to advances in technology, small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) now have the means to compete with bigger companies. But with the all-too-swift developments in technology, SMB owners may have a difficult time figuring out the right technical solutions they need to further grow their business.

On Wednesday, September 12th, Apple made the exciting announcement that the new iOS 12 update will be readily available on Monday, the 17th.

You’re probably wondering what new features and improvements are being made. Well, let’s take a glance at what we can expect from the newest version of iOS:

Work it Harder, Make it Better.

A common misconception about Voice over IP (VoIP) is that it is only ideal for large organizations, but this is far from the truth. Many small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) that have ditched traditional landlines in favor of VoIP have found that the advantages go far beyond cost savings and ease of use.

You are a small business owner trying to make it big in New Jersey. You’re gung-ho, but look around and see many similar-sized businesses just like yours. That’s because small- and medium-sized businesses (SMB) make up the bulk of companies in New Jersey.

You probably wouldn’t expect the words “fundraising” and “technology” to be mentioned in the same sentence. That’s because non-profit organizations usually have limited resources, so using them on technology generally isn’t a high priority.

All it takes is a stolen or lost laptop, a malware attack, a physical break-in at the office, or a misspelled email recipient, and your company faces up to millions of dollars in fines for violating HIPAA.

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, or HIPAA, requires healthcare providers and their business associates to keep medical information private and protected at all times.

As a New Jersey business owner, you need to protect your office data from natural disasters like hurricanes and blizzards that threaten the state annually, and man-made threats like cyberattacks and malware. Protecting data includes having backups. No matter what type of disaster strikes your office, your data can easily be retrieved, and your business can quickly recover.

The healthcare sector has traditionally been slow to adapt to modern technology. For the most part, this has been due to budgetary constraints and lack of innovation in the industry overall. However, that’s starting to change as healthcare providers learn about the cost-saving (and other) benefits of adopting technology that aligns with their operational goals.