The Renewal You Resent Is the Patch Crew You Hired
Somewhere on your network there's a device nobody has touched since the day it was installed.
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Somewhere on your network there's a device nobody has touched since the day it was installed.
Read ArticleSingle sign-on sounds like an IT project, so let me start somewhere more familiar: your apps. Try this quick inventory. Dropbox for files.
Read ArticleSystems hygiene sounds like a chore your IT person keeps postponing.
Read ArticleMost of my days feel like snapping between dimensions of a multiverse, and the important stuff slips. A small AI recorder called Plaud tamed the chaos.
Read ArticleTechnology debt compounds quietly. The companies that stay out of crisis are the ones who fix things on a schedule, keyed to headcount instead of the calendar. Here is what should already be true in your IT stack at 30, 50, and 100 employees, why each layer becomes mandatory when it does, and what it actually costs you to fall a stage behind.
Read ArticleCyber insurance used to be a form and a credit card. Now the renewal questionnaire reads like a security audit, and the wrong answers mean a denial, a premium several times higher, or a claim that does not pay. Here is what underwriters actually require now, why it changed, and how a growing company gets ready in about 90 days.
Read ArticleMost growing companies do not have an IT strategy. They have a pile of subscriptions that accumulated one emergency at a time. Microsoft 365 Business Premium replaces the pile with a platform: identity, devices, security, and collaboration in one bundle, one bill, one decision.
Read ArticleYou asked three providers for a quote and one came back noticeably cheaper. Here is where the lowest bid really leaks money.
Read ArticleThe person who became your IT department never trained for the job — they just wore one more hat. Around 40 or 50 people, they start drowning, and it is not their fault. Here are the signs you have outgrown a one-person IT function, and the move that fixes it without losing the person who got you here.
Read ArticleMost growth-stage CEOs ask the wrong question. The right one is what it actually costs to supply your team with everything they need. Here is the bucket-by-bucket math for a 50-person company.
Read ArticleAn operating manual for IT at a 5-to-100-person company: what your stack should do, when to change it, what it costs, and whether to hire or partner.
Read ArticleWe spent about $153,000 over five years on SEO. Here's what it bought, what finally moved the numbers, and what every business owner should ask first.
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