The Operational Cost of Downtime for Manufacturers
Let’s be honest. Production schedules rarely collapse from major disasters; instead, they break down when a single system lags, a...
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How to Choose a Managed IT Provider: 20 Questions to Ask
Knowing how to choose a managed IT provider isn’t usually a rushed decision. It happens after enough small frustrations stack...
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Security Risks in Project-Based Work Most Architecture & Engineering Firms Miss
The efficiency, time management, and risk levels of Architecture & Engineering firms largely depend on how they handle project work....
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How to Know If Your IT Budget Is Too Low — and Where Underfunding Hurts First
Most leaders do not begin their day concerned that their IT budgets are too low. At first glance, all appears...
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IT Challenges in Skilled Trades: Why Stability Takes More Work
Let’s face it — most field service days don’t start at a desk. They start with trucks pulling out early,...
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What a Healthy IT Environment Looks Like for SMBs
Most businesses assume their IT is “fine” because nothing is broken. People can log in. Files open. Work gets done....
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Email Fraud in Professional Services: What Firms Miss
Email is where professional firms make real decisions. Payments are approved. Client instructions are confirmed. Vendors are paid. Sensitive documents...
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Proactive IT vs Reactive IT: What the Difference Looks Like in Real Life
Let’s face it—most business leaders don’t wake up thinking about IT models. You notice IT when something breaks. When systems...
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Hidden IT Risks in Clinics with Shared Devices
Most clinics don’t operate in quiet, controlled office environments. In community clinics and multi-provider practices, front desks stay busy, exam...
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New Year IT Reset for Businesses: Setting the Year Up Right
January has a way of exposing things you managed to live with all year. Budgets reset. Projects resurface. Leadership asks...
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2026 IT Planning for Omaha Businesses: What to Prepare for Now
As 2025 winds down, many Omaha small and mid-sized businesses are already looking ahead to what 2026 will bring—especially when...
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The Sweet and the Sneaky Side of Cookies
Website cookies or simply "cookies"—named after the early computing term “magic cookie,” used to describe small pieces of data passed...
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Thankful for Tech: How IT Keeps Omaha Businesses Running Smoothly
(And Why So Many Rely on InfiNet Solutions — Omaha’s Leading MSP) As the year winds down, we all start...
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Microsoft Entra Phishing Attacks: When Legitimate Login Pages Are Abused
Traditional phishing gets caught because the domain looks wrong. The certificate is odd, or email scanners flag the URL. These...
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MFA Isn’t the Finish Line—It’s the Starting Line
Most businesses now know that passwords alone don’t cut it. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) has become the seatbelt of the digital...
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Lack of In-House IT in Architecture Firms
Architects design beautiful spaces that shape our communities and the way we live. What they shouldn’t have to do? Wrestle the...
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Too Much Talent, Not Enough Strategy: Why Enterprise IT Teams Thrive With Co-Managed Support
Your IT team is smart, skilled, and fluent in your systems, processes, and organizational quirks. But even that Ferrari of...
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Windows 10 Has an Expiration Date — Are You Ready for What’s Next?
What Every Business Needs to Know Before October 2025 The Situation: Microsoft is officially ending support for Windows 10 on...
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Avoiding Shiny Object Syndrome in Legal Tech
Innovation Isn’t the Problem. Poor Priorities Are. From AI to smart dashboards Legal Tech is on the move! But the...
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One-Person IT Departments: Superhuman or Set Up to Fail?
Every business has that person.The one who sets up laptops, resets passwords, configures firewalls, manages backups, updates printers, answers phishing...
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