Monthly Archives: January, 2018

6 Common Building Security Mistakes That You Must Avoid

January 31st, 2018 Posted by Security & Surveillance 0 thoughts on “6 Common Building Security Mistakes That You Must Avoid”

“One of my favorite articles is worth another look in securing your commercial building.”

– Todd Hepler, Digitek Security


The following article was written by: Security Magazine

Prudent security measures are always timely and this article written by Jonathan Rowntree from 2016 is still on-point when it comes to commercial building security.

One of the more interesting points Mr. Rowntree brings up is the tendency of many building owners or management companies to prioritize aesthetics over security. This can be tempting given the beauty of modern building design but lead to insufficient security and criminal deterrents. Another is the importance of securing not only the exterior of buildings but important rooms within the interior of the building as well.

For a complete review of these 6 important security missteps check out the rest of the article.

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Top 10 SaaS implementation considerations

January 30th, 2018 Posted by Technology 0 thoughts on “Top 10 SaaS implementation considerations”

“With SaaS options infiltrating nearly all industries and companies large and small, here is a good list of things to think about as you move one big step closer to the cloud.”

– Patrick Torney,  eDot


The following article written by: TechTarget

SaaS options are available in almost every industry while becoming more attractive to companies of all sizes. Making the decision to implement Software as a Service (SaaS) as part of your infrastructure is just the beginning of the process. In this article, Ivanka Menken provides a logical ten-step guide to help you prepare for the implementation of SaaS. These top ten things to do and consider will also help alleviate many of the unwanted surprises that can come along with SaaS for those who have not done their homework.

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Plan to Keep Your Small Business Running After a Disaster

January 24th, 2018 Posted by Small and Medium-Sized Businesses (SMBs), Technology 0 thoughts on “Plan to Keep Your Small Business Running After a Disaster”

“Good reminder for what is an all-too-often overlooked task. Rely on us to protect your data, but don’t forget to take the steps necessary to protect yourself!”

– Patrick Torney, eDot


The following article written by: SmallBiz Ahead

Disaster can strike at any time and can have devastating effect on your business if you are unprepared. Lack of planning contributes to a surprising statistic: as many as 25 percent of small businesses never reopen following a major disaster, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration.

The checklist provided in this article by Allie Johnson is an excellent place to start in putting together a viable recovery plan for your business. Remember, taking the time now to prepare, revise and update your emergency plan as necessary will significantly increase the chances that your small business can face a catastrophe and stay open for business.

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