CEO's BizJournals Column

As we continue to observe social distancing guidelines and stay-at-home orders, it’s clear that we’ll all be working from home for at least another several weeks.

As more of us shift to working from home and generally practicing social distancing, it’s important that we still find creative ways to build our personal and professional relationships.

Technology service providers have been preaching standardization since the 90s.

For years providers have been touting the benefits of a migration to the cloud: increased productivity, morale, and security, and decreased management burden and risk of downtime.

Remember what it was like trying to browse the web on a 3G connection? Or—heaven forbid—trying to stream a video?

Thanks to technology, the lines between “work” and “home” are blurred at best, and often not existent whatsoever; we have the ability to work from anywhere, at any time, so we end up working everywhere, at all times.

Outsourcing your business’s IT services and support sounds great on paper.

Will 2019 be the year that businesses finally implement and enforce company-wide use of password management software?

Remember when the iPad came out as the “laptop killer”?

By now you’ve probably heard about Slack, the fastest-growing Software-as-a-Service startup ever, and a $5 billion business just 5 years after its launch.