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Things That Keep Me Up At Night* – Kurt Sippel
Here are two stories out of Milwaukee that chill me to the bone — because I’m afraid I may have a few clients like this.
The Risk of Outdated Technology
Now that 2016 is coming to a close and planning has already begun for 2017, it is a good time for you and your business
Top 100 Cloud Services Providers in the Industry
This prestigious list identifies the world’s top cloud services providers, aggregators, brokerages, integrators, VARs and MSPs focused on cloud computing… Denver, CO (PRWEB) November 29,
2017 Disruptive Technology Trends
Technology, as we all know is an ever-changing revolving door and 2017 will be more fast and furious than any years past. The millennial generation
5 Signs Your IT Provider Isn’t Supporting You – and 5 They Are
There are many IT managed service companies out there that don’t necessarily have your best interests in mind. And then there are some that do
The Microsoft/Citrix Partnership
Co-opertition? Making Sense of the Microsoft/Citrix Partnership The dust is starting to settle over the announcement this summer that Microsoft and Citrix are forming a
’Tis the Season for IT Tax Write-Offs
As the year comes to a close, you might be turning your attention your budget – namely, how you can invest more money into your
10 Ways to Spend Your Year-End IT Budget
If you don’t use it – you lose it. That’s your IT Budget we’re referencing. And with extra IT budget as year-end approaches comes the
How Your Thermostat Almost Broke the Internet
In mid-October, an army of a million hacked Internet-connected smart devices almost broke the Internet. That’s right. It was not an attack by clever Russian
Things That Keep Me Up At Night* – Kurt Sippel
How Do You Choose an Outsourced IT Company? Sometimes it seems like IT companies are as numerous as coffee shops – one on every corner,
#Twitterforsale: Can You Spare $30 Billion?
Would you spend $30 billion to buy a little bird? What if that little bird was the logo of Twitter and access to its 350
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