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July Newsletter
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Are Your Vendors Built for You, or Are You Built Around Them? |
A few years back, we went to work right-sizing our vendors, and that process changed how we think about partnerships. When it comes to sales, mentorship, or thought leadership, you often want to be a small fish in a big pond. Bigger environments can teach you a lot. They can sharpen you, stretch you, and expose you to better ways of doing business. Vendors should work differently. When it comes to the companies you rely on to keep your business moving, you want to be a big fish in a small pond. |
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Is Your Internet Actually Meeting Your Business Needs? |
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Internet service has quietly become one of those business essentials most people stop thinking about right up until it fails. Funny enough, speed, availability, and pricing have arguably never looked better for many businesses. Bandwidth costs have improved. Competition has expanded. Connectivity has become easier to access. So here is the question: when did you last evaluate what you have? Not assume. Not auto-renew. Not shrug and keep paying the bill. Actually, evaluate it. Learn More about Internet Services » |
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Aging Infrastructure and the Cost of Waiting Too Long |
Time keeps moving, whether businesses plan for it or not. Equipment ages. Firewalls get older. Servers approach end-of-life. Switches degrade. Workstations slow down. Warranty coverage expires. Infrastructure that once felt solid quietly becomes a liability. This is all predictable; but supply chains (once again) aren’t. We are seeing growing hardware delays across multiple categories, and AI has added fuel to that fire. Massive infrastructure demand, chip competition, and resource allocation toward AI expansion continue soaking up hardware availability in ways many businesses may not fully realize. Learn about Cost of Aging Infrastructure » |
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