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Choosing the Right Phone Ownership Model for Your Business

By |June 14th, 2022|

It may not come as a surprise, but most workers treat their corporately owned phones differently than their corporately owned desktops and laptops. Our phones are never far away from us and we use them as cameras, books, gaming consoles, calculators, banking tools, etc.

Why It’s Time to Stop Using VPNs

By |June 3rd, 2022|

For at least the past two decades, VPNs have been the most used method of accessing company files outside of the office. However, the once-popular technology has proven to be ineffective when it comes to modern work. In fact, more often than not, businesses are finding VPNs to be a critical liability and security vulnerability to their environment.

How Windows 365 Differs from Azure Virtual Desktop

By |May 20th, 2022|

On the surface, Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop look like a similar product. Both deliver an excellent virtual experience for end-users, but when you look closer, there are some glaring differences between the two tools. Microsoft created these two solutions for different use cases, and the differences address the scale of complexity that exists in one business versus another.

Six Ways to Leverage Windows 365 Cloud PC

By |May 13th, 2022|

Windows 365 Cloud PC is one of many highly intelligent tools Microsoft has rolled out in the recent past. Windows 365 comes in both Windows 10 and Windows 11, and is yet another tool for modern work in a climate that continues toward hybrid and remote work. It does so by allowing users access to content regardless of location with consistent security and settings across devices.

10 Signs That It’s Time to Leave Managed Service Provider

By |May 6th, 2022|

Modern MSPs differ from those still using legacy technology. Traditionally, Managed Service Providers (MSPs) have operated with an on-premises strategy: local servers for files, print, and accounts with workers and their machines mostly in the building. Known as the “castle-and-moat” strategy, it relied on keeping everything good inside and everything bad out.

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