Comprehensive systems management is a cornerstone of IT in 2017. Endpoint Systems Management (ESM) allows not only tracking a company’s inventory of computers in real time, but also the ability to remotely push software upgrades and patches for a variety of software suites. Anything a desktop technician can do with a computer can be done remotely with endpoint management, and for an entire environment at once rather than one computer at a time.
Many companies invested a lot of time and money to build robust in-house business applications utilizing Mainframe languages and technologies.
Protecting your investment is just good business. Following best practices around backing up your website’s data and a good website security plan are your best defense against expensive offline or down time.
Making sure your website is performing to its full potential is equal parts preparation and maintenance. Paying attention to the way search engines work, and planning for search optimization and analytics functionality at the outset can turn your website into a powerful tool for data collection and analysis.
These days, it’s a given that virtually every business, no matter how small, will have a website on the go. There are good reasons for this. On the sites of our clients, we not only display their entire product lineup, but also drill down into deeper information – such as product specifications, payment methods and financing offerings.
Custom applications, also known as custom software and tailor-made software, can be valuable resources for a company.
When SharePoint hit the scene in 2001, the features its platform offered from enabling users to quickly and accurately pinpoint document elements, to modify, save and share collaborative work efforts, one would think utilization would not be an issue. However, even with all these features, SharePoint’s platform still remains underutilized across many companies. Here are 5 reasons SharePoint’s platform may be underutilized and how companies can address them and implement SharePoint as it was intended.
