I don’t know about you, but I’m glad that we have new ways to communicate. Technology has made communication and relationships easier than ever before. In today’s video, I have a bit of a back-and-forth with Javier Pereira about communication...
Many of Protected Trust’s clients have made the switch to Microsoft Teams in recent years—sometimes to the surprise of the Protected Trust team! In today’s video, we talk about some of the possible reasons why businesses have made the move...
It’s a crazy thought, but employees sharing something like funny cat GIFs can actually have a positive impact on team collaboration—and thus employee productivity. Now, we know you might be wondering: “Cat GIFs, really? How could those possibly help?” Before...
Business communication has changed a lot over the years. One form of communication that has forever altered the way that people communicate is text messaging. In today’s video, I sit down with Steve (and Steve) to talk about how business...
The Microsoft Surface family of products covers a wide range of tablets, laptops, desktops, and even digital whiteboard devices. This has led to some confusion regarding what a Surface device is and what it can do. A common question is...
Each year in Las Vegas, Nevada, Microsoft hosts Inspire, a conference held for its partner community. At Inspire, Microsoft partners from across the nation gather to learn valuable tips, tricks, and strategies that they can apply in their own businesses...
There is a lot of discussion, enthusiasm, and momentum surrounding how government agencies are adopting specialized editions of Microsoft Office 365 for government. At the Government Tech Summit that occurred in February, 2019 in Washington, DC, Microsoft announced further safeguards...
Today’s digitally-driven, inter-connected, and modern workplace environment looks a whole lot different than it did in past generations. So, what workplace trends are affecting companies nationwide? What new technology in the workplace is needed to help stay on top of...
No, that headline is not a misprint. Contrary to common assumptions, Congress decided that the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) should not—and, therefore, does not—require the use of encryption to secure your patients’ private medical data (aka, electronic...
