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Longtime community member and MVP Susan Bradley joins us to share information on the technology community AskWoody. AskWoody is a combination of a website with an active community of people who answer questions, as well as a weekly newsletter.
Examining data in your business can provide much insight into how your business is running, customer behaviors, financials, and so much more. Through examining large amounts of data you can uncover hidden patterns, correlations, and other insights.
The way we work has changed drastically over the past 2 years, and we have entered the era of tela-everything. With Covid currently in full swing again, meaning people are restricted to their homes. Many businesses are looking to their MSP’s to keep their business running.
This year we have seen some of the largest supply chain disruptions in modern history. Covid-19, inclement weather, labor shortage, are just the tip of the hat supply chain leaders have had to deal with this year. With many MSP’s struggling to get hardware, and high demands with businesses outfitting entire businesses to work from home we have seen a shift to preowned products.
In today’s workforce challenges are never ending. As technology advances, teams work from various locations, and methods and strategies improve there is never a lack for knowledge, skills, leadership, and values. One of the best ways to enhance these skills is through training and development programs. These programs provide individuals with the opportunity to expand their knowledge, brush up on skills, and explore new horizons.
In a year of what feels like never ending changes, the IAITAM took the motto of KISS in 2021. This many seem simple, however, it does come with challenges to many businesses. As an organization the IAITAM took a step back and looked at their processes, procedures, software, and overall organization.
Cyber criminals are becoming more and more crafty every day, with the most recent tactic being to infect mobile devices. Although mobile malware is not currently as prevalent as malware attacks on traditional workstations the threat is growing. Earlier this year researchers discovered a new malware campaign named AbstractEMU which was geared at targeting mobile users through app stores.