Working from home creates physical and digital challenges.

The purpose of this new and improved article from March of 2020 is to help non-technical readers with two problems captured in the following citations:

Your IT systems are like a jigsaw puzzle with many pieces.

Moving your IT support services to another technology provider can get complicated. It doesn’t have to be an ordeal. Nonetheless, the transition to a new managed service provider (MSP) is affected by several considerations and conditions.

Ready to review the latest cyber-security frameworks?

With businesses managing increasing volumes of data, robust cybersecurity has never been more foundational to all IT systems.

According to Cybersecurity Ventures, “Worldwide cybercrime costs will hit six trillion annually by 2021.”

And the growing work from home trend isn’t making things easier.

Cybercrime is here to stay.

ProviDyn has conducted cybersecurity awareness training programs for MSP clients and other business audiences since 2016.

The purpose of this blog (culled from our various presentations over the years) is to provide a straightforward explanation and general guidelines for nontechnical readers.

IT problems evolve over many years undetected.

No matter how intentional we try to be with our marketing activities, many of our best accounts are “Red Cross” projects – acquired under emergency circumstances, when a few or many things go terribly wrong.

Responsive IT is driven by several factors.

If you’ve ever wondered what makes one MSP stand out over all the others, this article is for you. There’s a little twist here. Instead of coming from the sales team, it’s straight from the mouth of our Senior Director of Operations Director, Matt Galloway.

Cisco’s 2021 Security Outcomes Study is rich in insights.

“What appears to be a strong correlation between continually upgrading your tech and program success may spell bad news for organizations that use technology like furniture – meaning it sticks around until it breaks.

Having two Internet connections is a good first start.

At ProviDyn, we advise each of our clients to have primary and secondary Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in place. The goal is to stay connected and have a backup circuit ready to go in the event one of your ISPs is having issues.

Welcome to the two Ts of your office move.

While an office move has many complicated variables (beyond the scope of this brief article), there are two bottom-line service categories you should address very early on in the process: Technology and Tenant Representation.

SharePoint has changed a lot since it was introduced in 2001.

For starters, SharePoint began as a client-server product before a web version was launched in 2013. 

Just because I love using the online version of SharePoint for business doesn’t mean everybody else will.