As we approach the end of 2021, it is best to look at what the new year may have in store. To help you prepare for and thrive in 2022, our IT experts at Healthy IT have provided their top five IT predictions.
Creating new hybrid work tools, services, and functionalities
With the rollout of vaccinations in 2021, many companies shifted from fully remote to hybrid work arrangements, giving employees the option to work remotely part of the time.
The COVID-19 pandemic forced many businesses to adapt quickly to unfamiliar circumstances, particularly when it came to their working policies and processes. Many law firms, in particular, had to adopt agile working practices in order to keep their doors open and service clients during lockdown periods.
It’s important that you market your New York dental practice to both prospective and existing patients, but you need to rethink how you do so in the ongoing pandemic era. Cheap, traditional marketing strategies, such as distributing flyers, may have brought in new patients before the pandemic, but they likely won’t be as effective — or sanitary — as then.
Some misunderstandings can have dire consequences. For instance, some business owners mistake high availability for disaster recovery, resulting in gaping flaws in their company’s cybersecurity and increasing their risk of suffering prolonged downtime.
Hurricanes are a common occurrence in many parts of the United States. Not only do they destroy property and endanger lives, but they can also disrupt your business’s operations. In this blog, we offer tips on how you can ensure fast access to your data following a disaster and immediately get back to business.
Investing in new IT tools is one of the best ways to improve your business’s efficiency, data security, and ability to serve your customers. But it won’t always produce the outcomes you want if you go about it haphazardly. When purchasing new technology, make sure to avoid these mistakes.
After a roller coaster of a ride in 2020 and into 2021, practices just like yours are looking to the future. Their eyes aren't just on recovery. Many practices are eager to make up for lost time, and they want to bring new patients into the fold.
A cloud-based order management system (OMS) is a powerful and intuitive tool for tracking orders, sales, and inventory as well as streamlining the processes involved in order fulfillment. Learn more about this essential tool and its many benefits to eCommerce businesses.
It’s that “spooky” time of the year again, made even more so by the latest events. While trick-or-treaters, Halloween parties, and blockbuster horror flicks are likely at minimum this time around, one scary element remains certain: cybercrime. And it’s in full force more than ever before.
Bring your own device (BYOD) policies govern the practice of allowing employee-owned devices to access corporate-owned data.
With smartphone users now comprising over 275 million of the US population, a BYOD policy can help an organization save on hefty equipment costs and improves staff satisfaction by letting them choose the devices they’re most comfortable or familiar with.
