Does your business need a mobile app? Not every business does, and just because you can doesn’t mean you should. Answering a few basic questions can help you understand whether or not your business needs a custom mobile application.

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Businesses with less than 20 employees make up almost 90% of all American companies. Start-ups and growing businesses differ significantly in how they operate from large corporations, the least of which is their relationship to technology. Large corporations have the flexibility to experiment and occasionally lose money on projects. Small businesses need effective tools and processes out of the gate. Compounding the growing need for technology in business, an ever-increasing Millenial, and Gen Z workforce who only know a world with technology, companies now need to look at technology in a new light.

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COVID-19 is still on the top of everyone's mind. We are still dealing with supply chain disruptions, economic impact, and facing new challenges such as a workforce that predominantly works from home. Organizations that are overcoming these unprecedented times are finding success in leveraging technology to do so. Jaguar Land Rover and Colgate-Palmolive are among the many enterprises turning to machine learning and other data-crunching tools.

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Grappling with the complexities of managing a modern workforce can be daunting. There are many tools and programs required, and it can be overwhelming to determine how everything should work together. Many businesses look at their IT infrastructure as a cost center, a second thought. Today, now more than ever, with the need to work from home or on the go, IT infrastructure's importance is taking center stage. In April, Goldman Sach's said “all companies are tech companies, or at least the ones that want to survive 2021".

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COVID-19 has presented a healthcare situation, unlike anything we have faced in the modern, globally connected era. The crisis has had a significant impact on our daily lives, especially economically. Many businesses have already shuttered their doors and those who have not are starting to experience extraordinary adverse side effects.

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Phishing is when a bad actor sends an email that appears to be from a legitimate person or organization. Often these emails ask you to check a shipment or possibly log into a portal designed to mimic a real website. Spear Phishing is when the bad actor uses targeted information to solicit a response. The risk is often giving up access to your email box, transferring money to the wrong person, or worse - a complete compromise of your network. Here are five tips to avoid becoming a victim of phishing attacks.

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