You might be surprised to realize that technology is a big part of your company culture. It impacts your employee’s ability to work efficiently and get the job done.  If your technology is not helping your employees do their job, then it could be hurting morale.

How Community Service Allows Connecting Point to Better Serve Our Clients

This informative Q&A with VP of Sales, Scott Warner is a peek into the heart and soul of Connecting Point’s culture of giving back to the community.

Client Spotlight: Why We Love Helping to Power Our Community With United Way of Weld County

One of our favorite clients, Connecting Point has had a relationship with United Way of Weld County for well over 10 years now.

Andy Warner has joined Connecting Point as a business consultant. He is a 2005 Colorado State University graduate, receiving degrees in finance and accounting. Following graduation, he worked at Price Waterhouse Coopers accounting firm in Denver and earned his CPA designation.

We’re certain that most of you have heard the news stories about the international ransomware attack from the WannaCry virus.  This virus is crippling Microsoft Windows based computers around the world. The good news is that, Connecting Point is dedicated to staying on top of the huge task of malware prevention for our clients and their systems are protected.

When possible, it’s best to purchase things that appreciate in value and rent the things in life that depreciate. Why should your technology be any different?

There is a growing cultural trend towards subscription-based business models, like Netflix and Uber.

Protecting your business from breaches to your network is a critical business practice to have in place.  Our core philosophy around security is a layered approach. Here’s how IT Managed Services PROTECT Your Business when Connecting Point works with you.

More and more businesses are moving operations to the cloud. This increase is happening as more cloud innovations are hitting the market – and more technology companies are shifting their priorities to cloud.

For businesses looking for benefits, the cloud offers many.

A lot of businesses start their cloud experience with something familiar but cloud-based: Office 365. In recent years, Microsoft has stepped up its game to make Office 365 more beneficial for companies, making it easier and more accessible than ever before.

Connecting Point has been a recipient of this award for the past several years.  Here are the criteria for the award:

The Centennial Circle is Weld County's United Way's highest honor for corporations, businesses and organizations for their outstanding generosity.

Maybe this IT scenario sounds familiar: When something breaks, you fix it. When you need software, you buy the license. IT becomes a shoot-from-the-hip part of your business becoming a source of unpredictability in your budget.

Many companies operate their IT this way.