Are Your Office 365 Clients Well Protected?
When clients hire you as their managed services provider, it means they have trusted you with the most important asset in their business – their data. This is a trust that if breached can never be recovered. Just one attack could damage your reputation and cause you to lose clients and revenue. You know it is of the utmost importance to ensure that your clients’ data remains safe and secure, but fighting against hackers can be a constant challenge. With new technology coming out every day and armies of people working to exploit that technology, what threats are out there and how can you fortify your systems against them?
Why We Hate Being Compared to a Call Center
I’ve worked in a call center as a customer service representative. You know, the kind of call center that is rigid, confined, and most of all, very boring! That’s why I was so surprised when I started working at SherWeb. Our technical support advisors don’t offer typical customer support, and they certainly don’t work in […]
Reasons Why the Legal Industry Needs Office 365
Professionals in the legal industry have especially busy schedules and deal with lots and lots of documents. When you’re a lawyer with a hectic schedule, having to save and sift through tons of data every day is the last thing you want on your plate. Migrating your data to the cloud and using a cloud-based […]
5 Reasons Why the Financial Industry Needs Office 365
In today’s fast-paced world, professionals in the banking and finance industries face many challenges. In 2017, Microsoft signed up Liberty Mutual, the TD Bank Group, and Deutsche Borse Group. What is the significance of this? All three companies operate in a highly regulated environment. Office 365 for finance institutions delivers features that banks need to […]
Office 365 Nonprofit: How It Can Help Your Organization
Not all organizations aim to earn a profit—some work selflessly to help people or communities that are in dire need. However, nonprofits often lack adequate resources to cover operational and IT costs. In particular, they have a limited budget to maintain staff, buy devices/equipment, and install and upgrade software. If you’re a non-profit (NPO) or […]
