Topic: Business Management - Page 167

Women in tech are still in short supply. Several industry organizations are working to feed the talent pipeline and change the culture that keeps it sparse.

In this first-person account, a channel pro from the midwest shares lessons learned on getting clients ready for remote productivity.

In a slight departure from their usual format, Erick and Rich offer up half a dozen good, practical tips for getting yourself and your clients through the COVID-19 pandemic, then sort through the contents of a Los Angeles restaurant’s “emergency taco kit.”

Use the advice in this free infographic from CompTIA and Semel Consulting to help telecommuting newbies reduce their exposure to online risks.

The Chicagoland channel pro is hustling to get clients ready for travel restrictions that go into effect in her home state tomorrow, while developing online resources that she and peers can use to support each other in difficult times.

Some security experts says the practice of password rotation has become increasingly irrelevant and potentially counterproductive.

In the first of an occasional series about how channel pros are coping with the Coronavirus outbreak, a New Jersey-based MSP shares best practices for supporting customers new to working from home.

Join Erick and Rich as they discuss the latest product security investments at ConnectWise, supporting clients from home during the Covid-19 outbreak, and an amusement park operator in the U.K. who’s turned panicky toilet paper hoarding into a game.

Follow these long-, medium-, and short-term steps to increase your company’s value and maximize the sale price.

Research from Logicworks finds that a shortage of talent is one of the biggest obstacles to cloud success.