Successful cloud migrations begin with well-defined business objectives, success metrics, and technical and operational requirements.

For years, the public cloud seemed like the solution to the drawbacks of onsite IT infrastructure. However, spiraling costs, compliance gaps and vendor lock-in have exposed the limitations of the cloud-first model.

Downtime costs may be lower for midsize organizations than for large enterprises, but they can add up to a significant financial hit.

Most businesses today depend upon the availability of their computer systems — and that dependence creates tremendous risk.

Legacy Wi-Fi networks are collapsing under the volume of simultaneous connections. Wi-Fi design must shift from coverage to capacity.

In an overwhelming number of organizations, Wi-Fi networks are struggling to support device density. In addition to large numbers of smartphones and tablets, networks are supporting growing fleets of IoT devices.

Organizations often have a patchwork of technology tools that fil to meet business objectives. Often, it’s because they’re asking the wrong questions.

Business and IT misalignment is a significant and growing problem. Nearly half of all organizations fail to fully align technology with business strategy.

Organizations have many options to choose from when hosting an application or service. Here are some common models and key considerations.

Most organizations recognize that hosted solutions offer benefits over buying and managing IT infrastructure. However, many are unaware of all the available options.

A lack of AI knowledge is keeping organizations from capitalizing on AI to create competitive advantages. A qualified MSP can help.

Most small to midsize enterprises (SMEs) are looking to adopt AI, but many are struggling or failing. Some studies suggest that up to 95 percent of AI pilots fail to produce measurable results.

Few organizations have the skills needed to combat rising cyber threats.

Recent surveys indicate that few organizations feel prepared to handle the rising sophistication of cyberattacks. Of particular concern are increasing geopolitical risks and attacks involving AI. A 2025 Accenture report found that 90 percent of large organizations are unprepared to protect against AI-enabled threats.

Modernizing the backup environment and keeping backups secure play an essential role in protecting business-critical data against rising threats.

In an increasingly data-driven world, legacy backup systems and strategies no longer provide adequate data protection.

Skyrocketing costs, significant waste and AI adoption are making cloud optimization a leading trend.

Virtually all organizations are using cloud services in some capacity. However, far fewer are using it effectively due to persistent challenges with waste, cost management and security.

An effective cyber resilience strategy helps organizations withstand a cyberattack and recover quickly with minimal impact on their operations.

Cybersecurity is no longer sufficient in today’s threat environment. Organizations must do more than simply prevent malware attacks or unauthorized access.