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From Diagnosis to Recovery: Restoring and Revitalizing IT Operations at the Orthopedic Institute of WI
By Scott Hirschfeld | | Case Study, IT Support
When we first met with the Orthopedic Institute of WI (OIW) for an IT consultation, the team was aware that their technology performance wasn’t as healthy as it could be. In the past, connectivity issues and a lack of a dedicated technical provider had led to communication mishaps between their multi-site teams and in-house IT…
Read More The Six Kinds of IT People
By Scott Hirschfeld | | Blog Post, IT Support
The category of “IT People” is an interesting one. What comes to mind first when you think of an IT person? For many it is that geeky guy who knows computers, but does not necessarily know how to communicate. Or it might be that devious hacker, who is lurking the Internet looking for a way…
Read More 5 Impactful Tech Solutions for Your Company
By Scott Hirschfeld | | Best Practices, IT Support, Security
I recently attended a technology conference, in Chicago put on by the ASCII Group, an organization for IT professionals and Managed Service Providers. This is one of the first in-person conferences I’ve been at in years. It was great to see people attending in person. The energy in the room, and people learning in a…
Read More 7 Areas to Optimize Workflow Efficiency in Your Office
By Scott Hirschfeld | | Best Practices, IT Support, Managed Services
When we think of automation, often our minds turn to the manufacturing production floor. After all, there is lots of efficiency to be gained on the assembly line or in the production process. However, it seems that we often overlook the opportunity to automate office work. There is great technology available for automating the flow…
Read More Why IT Life Cycle Planning Matters
By Scott Hirschfeld | | Best Practices, IT Support, Security, Software
I was meeting with a group of business owners last week, and the topic of keeping business software up to date came up. One of the owners was specifically discussing a very static piece of software, that he thought did not need to be updated. His reasons were logical. The software worked great for what…
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