Jeff Schwartz offers great insight into the opportunities for companies to topgrade their organizations in his post to Knowledge@Wharton in the last few days.
Information on how to protect your business during the hurricane season is not as easily accessible as information on protecting your home, but it is just as important.
That phone is going to ring any moment now and the voice at the other end of the line is going to hold my future in his or her hands. What can I say or do to make sure that I get the option to take the next step in my search for the perfect job?
When we’re invited to consult, business management does not want to discuss technology, but instead about management, processes, and user needs. Is it unreasonable for company management to want a conversation with technology management and staff that gives them the confidence that their business needs and direction are understood, accepted, and being addressed? I don’t think so.
It’s once again time to review your IT Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity (DR/BC) plan. There is an adage from a wise but unknown sage that goes something like this: “If you fail to plan, you plan to fail”.
Hopefully we are looking in our rearview mirrors at the recession of 2008. So, how does a staffing company move forward in providing excellent service and benefit to prospects and clients?
I’ve heard several business owners, clients, and end users ask about the benefits and risks of having a company of IT geeks come in and manage their computers, network, software, and anything else that runs on electricity.
