Moving your business to the cloud can feel like a major challenge. Before jumping in it’s critical that business leaders and their IT decisions-makers assess their readiness and risks for a migration to the cloud.
Today, more businesses are making the transition to the cloud. For businesses concerned about security, it’s important to understand that options are available, like hybrid cloud platforms, which segregate what data and functions are stored on the cloud.
The rise of remote work may mean a permanent lowering of demand for office space for many companies. JP Morgan Chase, PwC, and Salesforce.com are just some major firms looking to lose big blocks of office space. Tech companies like Google and Apple are allowing workers to continue remote work, even after the pandemic ends. These are just some signs that remote work will play a prominent role in the “new normal,” and it’s definitely here to stay.
Whether it’s the way we learn, shop, entertain ourselves, or work, these uncertain times have changed the way we live. Work is no longer where we go; it’s a part of our lives that we need to be able to do regardless of our location.
For Human Resources departments, the COVID-19 pandemic had them pivoting quickly as the focus shifted to the needs of the new mobile workforce. Even as many employees continue to work remotely, for HR the shift has begun toward safe workplace reopening.
Do members of your team waste time searching for information regularly? According to a McKinsey report, the average company employee spends 1.8 hours each day searching for and gathering information. That’s an average of 9.3 hours per week – over 1 full business day!
It happens in almost every office, almost every day – people open emails from unknown senders, or they click on a mysterious link, or print out sensitive info and leave it sitting in the printer tray. While these types of actions are pretty common, they leave your network and business vulnerable.
As more business services make their way online and operate with more efficiency and resiliency, companies are turning to innovative solutions to meet their unique needs. Software as a Service (SaaS) is a distribution model the features applications hosted by a provider and delivered online.
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Email is the most common method for staying in touch and conducting business in today’s connected world. That means email security is a primary concern. If your emails are intercepted or compromised, it can result in serious consequences for your business.