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Outsourcing Critical IT Functions

In today's digital business environment, almost every organization requires technology to run its operations and improve efficiency. But, the initial cost of acquiring and maintaining the necessary IT assets can escalate quickly. So, outsourcing your business's IT needs to an established third party can help you keep the costs low without compromising on the quality of services you provide. Outsourcing critical IT functions come with several benefits, including saving time and money. Instead of investing in a full-fledged in-house IT department and wasting time worrying about complex IT functions, you can outsource them so you can find enough time to focus on the core aspects of your business.

What Is Your Ransomware Response?
It feels like no more than a few days go by without another ransomware story in the news. What used to be just one threat present in the cybercrime landscape has now become the most clear and present danger to modern businesses.

Microsoft 365 Vs. Microsoft Office 2016

Initially launched in 1990, the Microsoft Office suite has undergone significant changes and developments to make applications friendlier and easier to use. Despite other Office suites available on the market, MS Office remains the most widely used software globally. Besides, it is available in different versions and subscriptions, making it ideal for various groups. This gives individuals and businesses plenty of options to choose from based on their needs and desires.

Benefits of Having an Outsourced IT Advisor in British Columbia

As the world rapidly embraces technology, most companies have turned digital in a bid to improve productivity and service delivery. While some organizations have their own in-house IT advisors, others prefer to outsource their IT services from a third party. Services such as network management, Data Centre Operations, and disaster recovery operations may be outsourced from individual IT professionals or even from renowned IT firms.

Windows 11 Support In British Columbia

The world has changed significantly since the initial rollout of Windows 10, and Microsoft's recent announcement that Windows 11 will be available in the near future has users both intrigued and concerned about what the new version may bring. The upgraded software will be filled with the latest features as far as hybrid work capabilities, security, and other tech specs, but some users are not quite ready to get used to a new program. Here is an overview of the changes you can expect to see once Windows 11 becomes available later this year, as well as your next step to take if you do run into problems while using it!