You probably hear many names or terms when working with your IT company. You may have heard the acronyms SOC and NOC. These sound pretty similar, but what do the acronyms stand for? What is the function of each? And, most importantly, if you have services provided by a NOC or SOC, what do those services include, or not include?

You’re probably already aware of how much convenience computers create in our everyday lives, particularly at work, but what if I told you there were more applications and features you’ve completely missed out on?

Congratulations to our very own Rose Fetters on her promotion to Vice President of Finance!

Is printing at the office driving you crazy? Do the chaos and expenses make you want to tear your hair out? Well, it sounds like it’s time for a change, but first, you need to find the root of the problem.

So, you’re not loving the current state of your printing and are looking into managed print and copy services. There’s one issue, though- you need to know how much it’ll cost you and you can’t find pricing anywhere.

So, you’ve discovered your printing and copying costs are through the roof and you need a solution to bring the costs down. Maybe you’re here because you don’t know what your printing and copying costs are, and the whole operation feels disjointed and wasteful.

Software updates are something that we all have to deal with. Taking time out of your day to restart an app or restart your device entirely is just part of living in the world of technology.

You might feel like budget season is a long way off, but if you feel like your past IT budgets have been lacking, it’s never too early to think about what you might need to include in this year’s IT budget.

Microsoft Teams audio licenses can now be applied for free to existing Teams accounts for no additional cost. The audio license used to be a separate feature available for purchase.

Is your copier giving you issues, which in turn gives you a headache? Are your printing costs through the roof and you’re struggling to find the root of the issue? Do you even know how much combined printing and copying costs you?