4 Dangerous DR Planning Myths
What to Avoid When Setting Your Disaster Recovery Plan For many companies, their data can be the most valuable resource. That means that businesses must
What to Avoid When Setting Your Disaster Recovery Plan For many companies, their data can be the most valuable resource. That means that businesses must
Today’s software applications – both on-prem and cloud-based – are becoming increasingly complex and challenging to manage on a daily basis. But while the need
This is the conclusion of our three-part series with Resolute Technology Solutions’ President, Rod De Vos. In part-one, we discussed how wealth management firms are
Wealth Management Digital Transformation In part one of this series, Resolute Technology Solutions’ President Rod De Vos provided an overview of how the financial industry
In part-one of this series, Resolute Technology Solutions’ President Rod De Vos provided insight into how process automation and artificial intelligence (AI) are helping wealth management firms compete efficiently in the post-recession financial services market. New and emerging technology in the financial services industry has become key in lowering overhead costs and, in turn, offer client investors competitive fees.
Resolute president Rod De Vos and Trish Bishop recently had the opportunity to sit down with Richard Lannon to discuss: How IT is shifting in
A full-service provider can deliver multiple services as a single vendor. While they might not always be the lowest-cost option, the efficiencies you’ll gain – especially regarding the time saved by managing fewer vendors – will likely lower your costs in the long run.
It’s an unfortunate fact that only 32.1% of businesses have a concrete continuity plan in place should a disaster strike. Of those who do embrace
Effectively managing and proactively reducing the number of IT support tickets generated is the key to providing effective problem resolution. By following these five steps, you should be well on your way to streamlining your help desk and ensuring that your company’s technology works for everyone.
There will come a time, however, when modernizing and upgrading your legacy apps is no longer an option. As most vendors shift toward a cloud-based SaaS model, knowing when to make the leap can be tricky. Let’s examine four signs that it’s time to move on from your obsolete software.