
Time-strapped SMBs Need Financial Process Relief
Time is a precious commodity, and the fewer human resources you have, the more precious it becomes. Needless to say, for SMBs, this makes time quite precious indeed.
Time is a precious commodity, and the fewer human resources you have, the more precious it becomes. Needless to say, for SMBs, this makes time quite precious indeed.
SMBs plan to expand their usage of cloud, social and mobile technologies in 2013, with impacts on their hiring and marketing activities that should be of interest to MSPs.
The Small Business Lab division of Emergent Research recently released its list of top 10 small business trends for 2013, and they contain some surprises as well as some more predictabl
Although a sizable percentage of U.S. corporations believe their website is secure, a closer look at their security efforts reveals perception does not necessarily meet reality.
MSPs serving the SMB tech support market have reason for optimism about the future. According to a new report from Parks Associates, network complexity, growth of cloud services, and BYOD (bring-your-own-device) trends will help drive the U.S. market to a 14.4 percent compound annual growth rate (CAGR) between 2012 and 2016, reaching nearly $25 billion […]
SMBs will seek sophisticated online backup and data recovery capabilities in 2013, according to Zetta.net, a provider of backup/data recovery technology to the SM
For MSPs serving the small business / mid-sized business vertical, it is critical to stay one step ahead of IT trends.
Growth is the goal of any business, large or small, but SMBs are under particular pressure to expand in an effort to avoid being swallowed up or pushed aside by larger rivals.
Mobile devices are rapidly becoming the preferred means of Internet access in both personal and professional settings, as the “bring your own device” (BYOD) trend continues to spread across the business
Anytime an MSP can help an SMB client level the playing field to compete more evenly with larger rivals, it is a major selling point for their services.
Back in January, I wrote a column urging MSPs to serve their SMB clients the “Bobby V way,” i.e., in a manner like Red Sox manager and baseball lifer Bo
InfraScale, a security platform and services provider, is introducing a new MSP
Small business and medium business that are involved in planning events (and more businesses of all sizes are realizing that “real world” events are a crucial component of all the online/social media brand building) are increasingly finding they want to market those events via mobile, but don’t know how.
Concerns about web security are impeding small business and mid-sized businesses from enjoying the full benefits mobile computing and remote workers can offer, according to a new survey of 113 IT professionals at companies with 500 or fewer employees conducted by
SMBs (small and medium businesses) are not typically thought of as IT pioneers.
Everyone loves the cloud. The cloud is the latest, greatest thing in IT and any business that isn’t currently using it plans to in the near future. Right?
Developing trends in social networking and employees bringing their own mobile devices to work (BYOD) stand to create significant opportunities for managed security service providers offering mobile device management. Research firm
Companies of all sizes awash in tides of “Big Data” are looking for any edge they can find in gaining the ability to effectively sift through and analyze exponential volumes of information to pull out insights that will actually make their business more competitive. But for SMBs, the Big Data challenge is especially….well, “big” is probably the best way to describe it. Providers of managed security services should take note of a security concern which gets nowhere nearly as much attention as hackers, viruses and the like, but is vital to the success of almost any technology-oriented business and rapidly growing as a global concern. Namely, IT supply chain integrity. Recent Gartner Maverick research indicates that IT […] Intel is releasing what it calls a “next generation” Atom processor-based storage solution that it says allows small businesses to protect their vital digital data.
Tackling Big Data: Pass the PaaS to SMBs
IT Supply Chain Integrity Grows as Security Concern
Leveraging Intel ‘Personal Cloud’ for SMB Storage, Security