Corporations should certainly have adequate firewalls installed and protocols in place in case of cyber-intrusion in the workplace. But what about personal email—especially a personal email account that you use…
The new year is young—the perfect time to think about your business technology. Here are five actions your organization should resolve to explore or implement to keep your data safe,…
In our last post we explained what an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system is, and discussed the various types of components that may go into designing an ERP for your organization.…
https://youtu.be/8tQ46pcvvlY Ian Marlow of FITECH is interviewed for a FOX5 NY report about useful apps for student returning to school.
ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning system. Depending on the industry, this term has different definitions and applications. Many real estate and financial services professionals consider an ERP to be…
Older computing networks within an organization use MPLS (multi-protocol label switching). MPLS enables organizations to connect users throughout multiple locations (offices, buildings) with some upsides and downsides. The upsides: the…
A computer network audit examines and outlines your current IT structure, expenditures and the services you are using at that moment. However, there are alternatives on the market that your…
Today’s ID and data theft is no longer one-on-one, when you knew who the perpetrator was and when/where the situation occurred (usually at a retailer or restaurant and a credit…
Many residential management companies already have data in their systems that can give them a competitive advantage when it comes to leasing —if they have the right tech tools to pull…
You’ve invested in firewalls, heavy-duty spam filters and other security measures to keep your organization’s network and information as protected as possible. But how do you balance that need for…