Business Strategy

Technical debt occurs when a business delays IT upgrades or chooses solutions that are quicker or cheaper than required to effectively support its operations. This debt can accumulate over time, resulting in increased cybersecurity risks and significant, unplanned expenses to replace unsupported or obsolete software and hardware.

Changing IT firms is rarely at the top of any leader’s to-do list.  However, when you’re faced with unexpected costs, mounting complaints from your team, or even new technology deployed without your knowledge, it’s time to consider alternatives. A strategic IT firm could be the answer.  

A cyber incident response plan is a key element of developing and maintaining a strong cybersecurity stance. It’s one tier of a layered approach that includes a smart combination of these elements:

It’s time to prepare your business now for Windows 10 End of Life (EoL).  After 10 years in service, Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 10 Pro and Home will reach end of support on October 14, 2025. 

Your IT planning and budgeting process has importance beyond the numbers and spreadsheets. The technology you use and how you implement it will help shape the future of your business, including your day-to-day operations, how you engage with customers, and how you outpace your competition.