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.

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.

Given the current cyber threat landscape, we think it’s a good time to talk about what to actually do about cybersecurity. After all, though you likely hear about a new data breach or critical vulnerability every other week, awareness without action isn’t much use! Before we dive in, however, let’s talk about some thought patterns we often see that prevent companies from taking effective action on cybersecurity.

Bloomfield, CT – Kelser and Datto asked their guests a simple question, “have you ever poured beer on your computer and what would happen if you did?”

The internet has transformed the way people communicate. It also brought with it never-before-seen privacy issues. Now, the Internet of Things – known as IoT – is transforming how devices communicate. Using your wired or wireless network, these devices can all share information, helping to create smarter, more efficient systems.

Kelser is a sponsor of the Travelers Championship and the IT provider for the tournament. During the tournament, Fox 61 interviewed Kelser Senior Consulting Engineer Andrew Tyler about the technology that goes into the largest sporting event in the state. Andrew and anchor Tim Lammers sat down at the station's temporary studio above the practice green and talked about Kelser's involvement with the tournament over 25 years.

Cybersecurity has become a mainstream point of discussion over the last five years. With notable attacks on Target, NASA, the United States Defense Department, and the WannaCry / WannaCrypt outbreak, the public now has a heightened sense of awareness (and fear) of cyber crime. Perhaps no industry needs a wake up call more than the healthcare industry.