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At a time when businesses of all shapes and sizes face the greatest pressure to generate the highest value from technology, this pursuit has higher stakes and is more challenging than ever before. Seriously consider getting the help you need when you need it.

Migrating business functionality and workflows to the cloud is a strategy that’s been examined and reexamined for some time now. Learn how using the cloud could be the right option for you: https://bit.ly/3dKN3FI

Shouldn’t every month be Cybersecurity Awareness Month? A lot of small-business owners we know work very hard to make it so, often with great success. Learn where cybersecurity awareness month comes from and its history: https://bit.ly/316XK0o

Adopt a secure storage solution because big data, by definition, has the potential to grow to enormity and also because of the extreme sensitivity of the data itself.

For all assets, you should establish something DR pros call a Recovery Time Objective (RTO), which is how long something can acceptably be down, and a Recovery Point Objective (RPO), that is, how much data can be acceptably lost.

The journey of navigating megatrends such as mobility and cloud services can be especially rigorous for executives leading small to mid-size businesses. They must see the I in the role of CIO as not only Information, but as Innovation." Learn more: https://bit.ly/2HpbFrr

Smart leaders will provide practical solutions that promote their teams’ emotional well-being by identifying communication preferences, creating a safe environment, and providing new "blended" outlets. This helps lead with compassion and keeps valued staffers on track over time.

Buzz phrases typically have short shelf lives, especially in tech parlance. Not Digital Transformation, though. Digital tools and technology are changing how people interact, and in turn, this changes how people do business. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3c7OEVe

Take inventory and identify everyone who holds admin- level rights to business-critical assets, and make changes, if necessary.