Glastonbury, Conn. – Technology consulting firm Kelser Corporation is the newest sponsor of UConn men’s and women’s basketball, football, and hockey.

In the beginning, owners of startups have a massive amount of investing in order to get their business out of its infancy and to grow exponentially. There is a lot of time invested in the development of the products that the business is centered around. Then there are the huge tasks of commercializing the products and services. In accordance with these two, there are also other tasks such as operational investments, company infrastructure, and scalability.

When it comes to migrating to the cloud, some people shy away out of a fear of potential difficulties. Plenty of people are willing to bypass the advantages of the cloud as they are concerned the transition will negatively impact operations. If you are hesitant to transition to the cloud, lean on our IT support team in Connecticut to facilitate the move.

The typical business owner or manager assumes he or she can tackle challenging projects of varying types. This is the nature of most successful and driven people. However, assuming your small to medium-sized business can properly handle an array of complicated tech challenges is a mistake. It is more prudent to outsource tech work to an IT support team in CT.

In modern-day businesses, technology is becoming more and more of a factor. We live in a digital world where many business endeavors are taken care of through technology. The list of responsibilities for IT management is growing and there is only so much an IT specialist can do to manage all the tasks and projects. Hiring a managed services provider can do much for your company that a few IT staffers cannot do. Companies offering IT support in Connecticut can enhance and expedite the workload and give your company positive momentum towards more success in ways that an IT staffer cannot.

The February issue of Connecticut Magazine includes a photo of Kelser CEO and President Barry Kelly with Dr. John Votto, left, former president and current board member of the Hospital for Special Care in New Britain at our Kelser Charity Challenge golf tournament last fall. The event raised $17,500 for the Hospital for Special Care.

Just under a week into the New Year and the world is already experiencing the first critical vulnerability in 2018. Researchers have discovered two security vulnerabilities that collectively affect most modern chips made by Intel, AMD, and ARM. If exploited, a hacker could potentially steal data from the breached machine ranging from emails and browsing data to login credentials. So, what are these vulnerabilities and what steps can you take to protect your business network from them?

If you’re the IT director at your organization, you’re likely the first one to see the need for managed services such as Cybersecurity-as-a-Service and Network-as-a-Service. However, it can be tricky to convince your boss, who may be the CEO, CFO, or COO, that outsourcing part of the company’s IT to an independent vendor will be more than merely a new expense. Here’s a step-by-step guide to organizing and presenting your thoughts on managed service providers.