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Most businesses know they should have a disaster recovery plan. But few have one that’s current, tested and complete. September is National Preparedness Month, which makes it a natural time to fix that.

If you’re like most business owners, you’re always looking for ways to save time.

If you’re comparing more than one IT provider for your insurance agency, you already know the problem: every proposal looks different, uses different language, and promises the same vague things — “proactive support,” “enterprise-grade security,” “we’ve got you covered.” None of…

Some IT providers in Northwest Ohio and Northeast Indiana now advertise "no contracts to sign of any kind." It sounds refreshingly simple. But the company you hire for IT gets the keys to your network, your email, your customer data and your passwords. When nothing about that…

You bought the licenses. You sent the announcement. Three months later, maybe two people are using it.

There’s something impressive about how well families execute the back-to-school season. Backpacks are ready,

The September issue of Technology Times is here. This month we look at why most businesses have never actually tested whether their backups work, the four assumptions that quietly cost companies the most when something breaks, and a shift in how customers find local businesses…

Think about the last time you needed a quick recommendation.

If an unexpected disruption hit your business tomorrow, would you handle it with confidence?