FCC compliance regulations state that you must provide Enhanced 911 access on all phones.
Taking appropriate steps to secure your workforce should be your top priority and it’s easy to do so using Quest’s services
In our industry, a key focus is helping people stay safe. Often, that means developing secure practices for remote work. Over the past few months, as so many organizations have been compelled to begin working remotely, we’ve had the opportunity to help countless make the transition with minimum disruption or risk
Fifty years after the creation of the internet and 20 years into the 21st century, IT is changing fast — perhaps faster than ever before.
A service level agreement (SLA) is a binding legal document that can help your organization if it’s done right and harm your organization if it’s done wrong. Trust me, it’s worth your time to pay close attention to what your SLAs contain.
It’s true: information technology service level agreements (SLAs) are boring to read and may make your eyes cross as you try to drill into their miniscule details. They are also a crucial part of the contracts you have with your technology service providers.
As your IT infrastructure becomes increasingly complex, the help desk team you need to ensure your employees get timely, efficient technical support grows more critical — and tougher than ever to maintain as an in-house effort.
You’re not alone. Many enterprises now turn to third-party help desk providers.
Four help desk service provider payoffs
With the right help desk services provider, you’ll reduce both your IT operations costs and your hassle quotient. Here’s why
