The Datamax Thinking Blog

Disaster recovery testing gives you confidence that your strategy is going to work when you need it most.

It's like American boxing legend Mike Tyson once said... "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth." It's a raw but effective reminder to test plans to prepare for the pressure moments. You can have the most well-laid-out disaster recovery plan (DRP), but what good is it if it doesn’t work when disaster strikes?

As you begin to meet with a potential provider, there are warning signs to look out for, which we will share below. 

It's always s best practice to try on a pair of shoes before purchasing. After all, the right fit will never hurt your feet.

80% of organizations have seen an increase in email phishing attacks since remote working began.

The massive shift to remote and hybrid work environments didn't just open up new flexibilities for where employees spend their workday. It initiated an open season for cybercriminals. Security teams today face an uphill battle as the attack surface has increased.

While 43% of cyber attacks are aimed at small businesses, only 14% are considered prepared, aware, and capable of defending their networks and data.

In football, a blitz is a tactic used by defenses to disrupt the quarterback by sending a higher than the usual number of players his way. It's called often out of a sense of urgency to proactively change the momentum of the offensive attack. 

When evaluating potential managed service providers, it’s important to look at both the hard metrics as well as the humanistic qualities of the company you will entrust with your technology landscape.

As security concerns take center stage and IT becomes increasingly complex, small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) continue to seek the help of a managed IT services provider.

With TechCare, you will see the benefits in long-term infrastructure stability, less reliance on your on-site IT staff, fast issue resolution, and performance optimization.

With available technologies and data services growing exponentially, many businesses are struggling to keep up. If you are looking for the best way to optimize productivity, maintain IT support, and grow your company’s ability to harness current technologies, consider managed network services.

Instead of relying on the traditional break-fix model in which problems are handled as they arise, managed IT takes a proactive approach.

Managed services is a rapidly growing sector of the services market, becoming the popular choice for many forward-thinking businesses. But doubts remain for some: does a managed network services contract get you better results than traditional IT methods? Can you really save money with managed IT services?

The answer is yes, and then some. Managed network services help you maintain your IT system, saving you money, time, and effort. In today's connected business world, IT systems are under constant demand to function fully and at peak, with no lag time or downtime.

That is why there are companies that offer IT solutions that act as your in-house IT department.

There are so many things that can help a business! And as a business owner or manager you probably keep up with all of the ways that you can help your company’s productivity and sales.

An IT managed services provider will stay on top of all program upgrades and software updates necessary to protect your system and keep it running efficiently.

For many of today's business owners, computer management is a difficult concept to master. With all of the focus being put into the company, who has time to focus on IT problems?

With the help of managed IT services you can take your time building your company while your technicians worry about some of the following tasks.