I had the opportunity to discuss DYOPATH with CEO Rob Koch. Learn about the new DYOPATH company, additional capabilities, and what this means in regards to the value we can provide to our clients.
Ion Despoiu, Senior Director of Business Technology at American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), talks about how his team is automating and simplifying work that is non-digital and takes time. From guest sign in / sign out, to providing an app to members at the ASPS conference, to creating efficiencies and faster access to data for finance, the use of Power Apps is transforming how ASPS operates. In this episode, you will learn what Power Apps is, where it can be applied, needed expertise, and what opportunities to look for in your business.
Teletherapy offers unique opportunities to provide individual services to students wherever they may be located. Learn more about what teletherapy is, how it can be applied, and points to consider.
Bryce Austin is the owner of TCE Strategy, a CIO, CISO, Keynote Speaker and Author of Secure Enough. In this episode, Bryce talks about what it means to be secure enough, current trends in cybersecurity, and Single Path's upcoming Security Round Table Event on Thursday, February 20, 2020.
Deb Vandergrift, General Manager at Chicago Shakespeare Theater, discusses how they have taken a layered approach to security, the importance of executive level involvement, and having a people driven focus to I.T..
Omar Sandoval, Director of Information Technology at Naperville Park District discusses how he took their mobile app from the idea phase to a very sticky and useful application. Omar walks through the situation that made the application feasible, what went into presenting to key stakeholders, things to consider during the build phase, the importance of selecting a good partner, and always looking at the app from a user perspective.
National Express Corp. is always involved in some type of change that can affect a portion of their user population, whether it be bringing on a new location, moving their corporate HQ, or upgrading their Unified Communications infrastructure. Hear Adam Silbernagel, Senior Director of IT Infrastructure and Security, share tips and strategies he uses to serve stakeholders, manage vendors, and address challenges in a dynamic and demanding environment.
Rob Koch, Managing Partner at Single Path, shares how Single Path uses communication, processes, and technology to stay connected in a virtual workforce environment.
I had the opportunity to site down with Ion Despoiu, Sr Director Information Technology at American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). Ion is a visionary, who will be leading ASPS on a journey to becoming 100% Software as a Service enabled by 2023. We spoke about how ASPS views technology, the drivers to go 100% SaaS, the challenges getting there, and the planning involved. A must listen for anyone looking towards a cloud and ultimately a SaaS strategy.
On-premise storage means that you use your own server hardware and software, likely stored in your building, to house your data. Cloud storage, on the other hand, resides in remote servers across town or across the country. Which option is best for your organization? Let’s look at the advantages and disadvantages of on-premise vs. cloud storage.
The use of the cloud for data storage, sharing and communication continues to grow for both businesses and schools. In fact, virtually all North American organizations (97 percent) use the cloud one way or another, and it’s predicted that 80% of small businesses will solely rely on cloud computing by 2020. For many organizations, this is a positive development due to the many advantages that cloud migration provides. If you’re late on switching to the cloud, or only doing so for a small portion of your business, consider these seven pain points addressed by migrating your data to the cloud.
Many of us are constantly worrying: why did I click that link? Why did I go to that site? Why did I respond to that email? While there are many things we can do to keep ourselves and our organizations from being hacked, everyone makes a mistake every now and again. But being aware of the telltale signs you’ve been hacked can change the up-all-night question from, “Have I Been Hacked?” to “What Should I Do Now?” And asking that question can make all the difference.