Technology

Every move forward requires a compelling why. For many organizations, the coronavirus pandemic of 2020 has provided a whopper of a reason to transition to the cloud.

No two clients are alike, meaning that while our approach to IT managed services is consistent, what we end up doing for an organization can be any number of things.  

The rewards of finding an IT managed services partner who aligns with your business are too good to miss. You can make sure you find the right partner by checking out our ebook: Finding Your Way Through IT Managed Services. It’s quick and practical and helps you weed through your options to find the one who’ll help your organization thrive.

In the May 13th Forum, Mike Vance and Ryan Gould discussed transitioning tech into the next phase. Read the questions and answers from the discussion.

The volume of cyberattacks on small and mid-sized businesses has increased drastically as organizations and employees navigate the unfamiliar territory of remote work. For IT leaders, ramping up cybersecurity for the current borderless IT environment moves to the top of the to-do list.

As IT Managed Services partner to many Indianapolis businesses and nonprofits, we have had numerous conversations with clients about how their team and technology can best support remote work, as well as provided guidance for transitioning and training to employees for understanding and using the tools to their fullest. 

Many have transitioned to remote work and are trying to support their teams in a different environment, just as KSMC is. Online, we’ve seen much support from experts sharing knowledge and resources, as we all work in new ways together.

The challenges of addressing obsolescence are small compared with the potential pitfalls of hanging onto technology after support has ended.

Cloud computing has become an integral part of technology, but the move to a subscription-based cloud service can be overwhelming. There are tons of new terms, processes, best practice shifts, and a million other nuances that can make most feel overwhelmed.