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If you’re like many small and medium-sized businesses (SMB) today, you’ve reached a point in your organization’s growth that you can no longer go it alone when it comes to handling all of your technology-related issues.

In today’s tech-driven world, everyone wants information yesterday. Whether downloading digital content, accessing and sharing business files and databases, interacting with others through social media, or simply browsing the web, we want immediate access to the content, applications, and systems we use every day.

Updated: 2024

GLASTONBURY – Earlier this month, the Kelser Foundation presented a check for $50,000 to the Hospital for Special Care's (HFSC) Center for Cognitive Health. The Center specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of memory loss and cognitive decline. The donation, a new record, was raised at the foundation’s 26th annual Kelser Charity Challenge, a golf tournament held at Indian Hill Country Club in Newington, CT.

Updated: 2024 Most business leaders don’t like to think about the possibility that disaster could strike their organization. But that doesn't eliminate the risk. Whether it’s a natural or man-made disaster, the ramifications can be equally damaging. At a minimum, disasters of either kind can cause downtime, damage to your reputation, and financial loss.

Editor’s note: Originally published in 2021, this article has been updated to include new information.

Whether you are considering working with a managed IT support provider for the first time or considering switching providers, you are likely wondering how long the process will take. It’s a big step and the uncertainty can be anxiety-provoking.

In today’s business world life moves fast. Business leaders understand that their technology infrastructure needs to keep up. Most organizations have either internal or external IT support, but is it proactive or reactive? What does that mean and does it even matter?