If your business in Southern California is not IT-centric but relies on considerable IT resources, you’ll likely get to a point wherein you need to outsource tasks such as infrastructure repairs, maintenance, and upgrades. This is true even if you have your own IT team.

The coronavirus pandemic forced many businesses around the globe to implement remote work policies to stay operational amid lockdown restrictions. But shifting to a work from home setup came with its own set of productivity and cybersecurity challenges.

Is your company's IT infrastructure experiencing persistent issues? Are you constantly worried about data breaches? Are you always running into IT issues that affect your employees’ productivity? If you answered yes to all these questions, it's time to partner with a managed IT services provider (MSP) like Complete Document Solutions.

There was a time when Microsoft Office was the office suite preferred by most businesses. Rivals such as Lotus SmartSuite and WordPerfect Office faded into obscurity and Microsoft Office seemed set to rule the business world. Then in 2006, Google released Apps Suite, which contained Docs, Spreadsheets, and other business services that would later be rebranded as G Suite.

A team of researchers at the security solutions company ESET discovered a security vulnerability in devices that run on Broadcom and Cypress Wi-Fi chips — two of the world's most popular Wi-Fi chipsets. Called “Kr00K” and tracked as CVE-2019-15126, this vulnerability is said to affect billions of devices, including laptops, tablets, smartphones, routers, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

Earlier this year, Microsoft released the new version of the Edge browser which was developed using the Chromium source code. This new version of Edge is currently available for Windows 7 and up, as well as macOS. Microsoft Edge is free for download and can be used immediately after installation, but there are some tweaks you can make that will allow you to get the most out of this browser.

Is your small- to medium-sized business (SMB) looking to hire a Chief Information Officer (CIO)? If so, do you know what to look out for? Before you even post your job opening, you should be familiar with the key aspects that make a great CIO. To make things less stressful for you, here are some of the top qualities you need to consider when looking for a CIO.

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Before anything else, you need to be sure that the person you’ll hire will be a perfect fit for your company's culture.

Having high morale in the workplace is key to business success. When employees feel happy and appreciated, there is better productivity, improved work attendance and timeliness, less staff turnover, and increased customer loyalty.

To boost employee morale, some companies go so far as to leverage IT. Here’s why.

Any conversation on business development ultimately mentions digital transformation, but it's easier said than done. A digital workspace isn’t something that happens overnight. Rather than being a single-phased project, it’s a long-term process that helps your business adapt to the constant pace of technological and market change.

Digital transformation has been one of the biggest buzzwords in recent years. As companies struggle to become more efficient in an increasingly complex and competitive market, there’s more pressure than ever to modernize and do more with less.

But there’s far more to establishing an effective digital workspace than upgrading IT systems.