Today’s economic climate results in tight budgets for government agencies. Organizations are turning to managed services to reduce costs and maximize productivity. Whether your agency is state or federal, you require even more technology to operate efficiently.
It’s difficult for local governments to remain up-to-date and relevant when it comes to technology. Area citizens are expecting the same type of experience with their local governments that they get in the private sector through mobile and other devices. Managed IT services help enable these expectations.
Modern communications happen with phone, fax, email, messaging, video conferencing and file sharing. But how can you manage all of these different communication methods on separate platforms?
Protecting the technology in your school is important for the privacy of the students as well as school data and files. With hundreds of different computers and students visiting various websites all day long, it’s easy for viruses to lock up devices and/or steal data. All it takes is one bad website or phishing email for a device to become compromised.
IT challenges shouldn’t keep your students and educators from learning and teaching. Often school internal IT teams have little bandwidth and need support. IT co-managed services could be a winning proposition for your organization. Get help with servers, networks, hardware, and more.
Managed IT gives educational institutions access to the latest technology and better communication tools, while also improving the security and performance of IT systems. All of this offers staff and students better learning and improves their quality of life.
Healthcare is a fast-paced industry that requires ongoing education. As new information is learned and techniques are developed, healthcare professionals must receive proper training to remain relevant. An educated force is vital.
Healthcare organizations face tough challenges regarding data security. They must abide by the mandates of HIPAA when dealing with protected health information (PHI). However, cybersecurity is a much more recent problem facing compliance. Find out how to remain compliant through cyberattacks here.
Whether it’s a fire, a natural disaster, or a data breach, if you want to remain operational during emergencies, you need a business continuity solution. Below, we consider why business continuity is important for healthcare providers and how to devise an effective solution for your company.
