After a few months of working from home, heading back to the office is exciting! But before we just throw (hopefully, not literally) our laptops, monitors, keyboards, and mice into our car for the journey back to their home in the office, we should take the proper precautions to ensure a safe return.
Let’s take a look at a few items below for a safe digital and physical return. Also, don’t miss the What Didn’t Work When WFH and How You Can Fix It Cheatsheet at the end.
Read MoreWhat exactly does I.T. mean to you? Not just what the I and T stand for, but what the term information technology means to your business. For some, it could mean taking care of common computer, printer, WiFi issues and for others it’s managing their entire network of devices, preventing and detecting vulnerabilities, backups, communication solutions, and developing proactive plans for scalability. Not to mention a combination of anything in between. Whatever the case may be for your business, it’s no question that I.T. should be a top priority and handled properly.
There are many ways companies handle their I.T. needs. Let’s take a look at five ways below.
Read MoreSigns Your Smartphone Has Been Hacked
Read MoreWith all that is going on currently many of us have shifted away from working in our typical office space to now somewhere in our homes. Because of the large number of people moving to remote work so quickly, hackers are aware of the lessened security many employees are operating under. They’ve even created phishing campaigns around Covid-19. This is about staying cyber-secure while working from home. And I’ve even thrown in some general remote work tips for staying happy, healthy, and productive.
Read MoreSigns Your Smartphone Has Been Hacked
Read MoreThe whole nature of your industry is to help eliminate and/or stop the spread of risks, so it’s not often that you take risks…like getting rid of your legacy system and upgrading to all new equipment (Don’t worry if you’re not ready for that, digital transformation is more than just getting rid of legacy equipment.). Or maybe you’re thinking about the cost and what value a new computer will bring to your agency. There’s a handful of reasons as to why you may think digital transformation doesn’t matter in insurance. Hopefully, by the end of this blog, I can at least get you out of a complacent mindset and get you thinking about making decisions to move forward.
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