Net WORKSbLOG

Every business owner knows that growth doesn’t happen by accident. It takes clear goals, smart investments, and a focus on efficiency. Technology plays a big role in making that possible, but it’s not always easy to figure out how to get the most out of your IT budget.

Having a solid tech plan makes sure your organization’s use of technology matches up with its needs, and keeps your resource usage as efficient as possible.

Even the best businesses are sometimes hit by disasters outside their control. Maybe your restaurant loses power at the busiest time of day, or your office’s internet connection comes to a halt because of a cyberattack on your network. These kinds of crises can throw a business into chaos—but with the right preparations, you can quickly pivot and lessen their impact.

Are you ready to handle the challenges of a cybersecurity breach or catastrophic system failure? These events can happen without warning, creating massive disruption. However, if you have a strategic incident response plan, you can manage these situations with confidence. We’ve created some simple, practical steps to help you strengthen your plan and enhance your readiness for whatever might come

Keeping Your Remote Workers SafeThe shift to remote work has transformed the business landscape. Early adopters like Buffer and Help Scout paved the way by transitioning to remote frameworks, investing time in employee training, designing remote work policies, and fortifying their digital defenses against cyber threats. But as we’re all aware, many businesses were thrust into a hasty digital transformation

If you celebrated the New Year by toasting another 365 days of successful business, we applaud you. But just because everything went according to plan last year doesn’t mean you should let your guard down in the year to come. Whatever resolutions you might have made, it’s essential that you add a network assessment to that list for these three