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.

As a C-level executive in your company, you’re expected to do your best to help your company operate smoothly and profitably. Your IT Managed Services can help you achieve business growth and increase profit. But what if you don’t yet have IT Managed Services? How do you begin to know if you need these? Here are the top 5 signs you need IT Managed Services.

Here at Connecting Point, we don’t subscribe to the philosophy of providing different service levels.

That might shock some of our readers because many other Managed Service Providers offer several different levels of service.

We don’t think that’s fair.

Planning is essential to your business, especially if you want to avoid overspending. IT is certainly not the exception to this rule.

Some IT costs spring up for companies as a total surprise, like equipment breakdowns. But, these expenses can be minimized or mitigated with proper planning.

You might recall a few years ago that there was a seemingly sudden cost of having to update all your operating systems when Microsoft announced it would no longer support Windows XP. That might seem like an unpredictable technology cost but it wasn’t.

This upgrade, like many other IT costs that seem to spring up on you, can (and should) be better accounted for.

Technology should not be a burdensome cost you’ve been forced to bear. The investment you make in your technology is a critical decision; an exciting opportunity to gain a competitive advantage.

For your technology to function as a strategic tool, working to accelerate your overall business objectives, you need a team of experts that has the depth of knowledge and breadth of service to meet your core objectives.