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While most businesses have in-house IT staff to handle any IT issues or improvements, more and more organizations are choosing to partner with managed IT services providers (MSPs). This is because MSPs have knowledgeable professionals who can tackle anything from regular maintenance updates to technical glitches to strategic guidance — all at a much more cost-effective rate than hiring full-time employees.

When businesses partner with a managed IT services provider (MSP), they invest in a relationship that can provide them with opportunities for business growth. For small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in particular, working with an MSP is a great way to level up operations compared to handling every tech aspect of the business on their own.

A company’s IT infrastructure plays an integral role in aiding productivity and efficiency while keeping costs within budget. But over time, technology tends to break down or become obsolete, and it can be difficult for busy business leaders or IT admins to keep up with the necessary upgrades.

With various systems and platforms that need to function in harmony for a business to run smoothly, technology integration can be a daunting task. It can be difficult to know where to start, and even more challenging to ensure that everything works properly once implemented.

A Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) system is a set of technologies that allow for voice and multimedia communications to be sent over the internet. It offers businesses improved flexibility, bigger cost savings, and greater productivity by allowing users to make and receive calls from anywhere as long as they have an internet connection.

A business continuity plan (BCP) is a vital document that outlines the procedures and strategies an organization must follow to be able to continue operating in the event of an emergency or a disaster. But how do you create an effective BCP?

A step-by-step guide to establishing an effective BCP
In this guide, we’ll cover every step you need to ensure that your BCP works as it should.

Introducing new technology in the workplace is necessary for businesses to remain efficient, profitable, and competitive. However, embracing new tech can often be difficult for users. It's therefore essential to create an effective technology implementation strategy so you can leverage IT innovations with minimal obstacles.

If your New Jersey-based business relies heavily on its IT infrastructure to deliver products or services, then you know that any downtime can result in lost revenue, missed opportunities, and even lost customers. And while you may be aware that preventing network downtime is vital, actually doing so can be a challenge.

There is no one road to meeting data compliance. Every organization is unique, and each has its own set of hurdles to overcome. But while this might be true, there are still common challenges that can prevent businesses of any size or industry from complying with relevant data regulations.

Network security breaches have been and will continue to be a major problem for businesses. It's therefore critical for business leaders to understand the biggest causes of these breaches so they can better protect their data.

In this blog post, we will outline the top reasons for network security breaches that will be most prevalent in 2023.

Cloud security shortcomings
As more businesses move their data to the cloud, extra vigilance is necessary to monitor and maintain security on these platforms.