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Almost every business owner knows that creating a website is the first step to starting a business. But tech infrastructure goes much deeper than that, and established businesses with a solid clientele are responsible for providing the best experience possible for their customers and their employees. Proper tech infrastructure means security, backups, a solid bookkeeping system, website hosting, technical customer service, shared networks, and a host of other details that come together into a seamless digital experience. 

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One of the most challenging aspects for management is upholding productivity, and reports of productivity are steadily declining in the workplace. The decline in productivity will have an impact on the company’s bottom line, and the economy. While some might consider technology a hindrance, it actually offers many opportunities and benefits. With discipline and effort, technology provides the possibilities for automation, efficiency, and streamlining workflow.

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Your business is growing and changing. Periodically, it is essential to take the time to ensure that your company uses the latest and best technology to its fullest potential. Here’s our step-by-step guide to identifying your business’ tech needs. We believe acquiring technology that helps your staff increase productivity is far more prudent than just settling on the latest tech trend. 

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As a new business owner, you will need to invest in hardware and software that allows you to manage the day-to-day tasks and responsibilities so operations run efficiently. Depending on the type of business and what solutions you are looking for, it is important to assess your needs when it comes to hardware and software, and invest accordingly. Not only will it allow for efficiency and organization, but make it easier to access the information you need. 

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Every business owner knows that the business model is centered around the customer experience. Customers are more likely to return and recommend companies where they receive exemplary customer service. A lot of focus is placed on training your teams and agents to provide the best possible experience for your clients. However, a few components are often left out of that conversation. 

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Data breaches are everywhere, all the time. It seems almost impossible to avoid when even the world’s biggest companies fall prey to schemes, hackers, and other internet crimes. Most large companies have IT teams taking care of their important files, but even the most protections can sometimes be penetrated. 

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Hacking groups are not only becoming more commonplace, but they’re also getting a lot more sophisticated. Whether their goals are political, monetary, or otherwise, hackers have banded together to create chaos for companies. Both small and large companies can fall victim to a hacker attack.

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Managing all the digital resources necessary for office life has become difficult for many independently-owned businesses. With the addition of apps, subscriptions, and other programs, it is now paramount to have a person or team keeping track of digital assets to keep the company running smoothly.

Computer viruses have been around for a long time, but not everyone is tech-savvy enough to be able to recognize when their computer has been infected. A computer virus spreads through the operating system and interferes with your daily tasks, making your computer slower. A virus can also steal your information, which is dangerous for any business. Every business owner is responsible for their employees’ and clients’ private information, which makes protecting all of your files, software, and hardware enormously important.

Businesses large and small lose thousands of dollars every year due to technical downtime. When your systems in the office aren’t working, or your website is crashing under heavy traffic, all of these mishaps are costing you money. Poor or out-of-date technology can reduce the productivity in your workspace more than you think, leaving employees unfocused and unable to complete their daily tasks. The only way to counter this is with preventative maintenance. Here’s how you can maintain your hardware and software in order to stay on top of productivity.