How to remain efficient and productive when working remotely
There have been snags making the transition to an almost entirely remote working situation, some of which could have been avoided by the implementation of a tested business continuity or disaster recovery plan, says EOX Vantage’s Sudhir Achar.
How managed print services can help avoid disruption, save money
Many companies, in a very short time, have had to facilitate work-from- home arrangements as they adjust to government restrictions put in place to protect people from the coronavirus. And many of them still have printing needs to be met, says Blue Technologies Matt White.
A look at PPP forgiveness, staying afloat in rough markets
Businesses awarded the PPP loan now have many questions regarding loan forgiveness and repayment. And just about every business is looking for the best way to stay above water as markets reopen and begin to recover, says First Federal Lakewood Chief Lending Officer Kurt Kappa.
How to inventory threats to build critical IT defenses
The recent increase of remote employees has added a layer of risk for businesses. Now is a good time to perform a risk assessment to ensure critical data and networks are secure, says Brian Garland, a manager at Rea & Associates.
Phil Derrow leans on his team at Ohio Transmission Corp. to weather the crisis
In turbulent times, Phil Derrow’s decentralized model and empowered staff help Ohio Transmission Corp. roll with the punches of coronavirus.
Brett Kaufman opens up and shares his journey
Learning how to author your own life isn’t easy — for anyone. CEO Brett Kaufman shares how he took control and started to become his highest and best self.
Why useful public/private partnerships often go undiscovered
Public/private partnerships are a valuable funding mechanism. Moore Capito of Babst Calland discusses strategies to better connect businesses with potentially helpful government opportunities.
Avoid the urge to make hasty moves in your retirement plan
As we go through this public health crisis and market downturn, Huntington Bank’s Jim Altman explains what’s happening to 401(k) plans, and what moves should, or shouldn’t, be made to mitigate losses.
Jon Halpern guides Pineapple Payments through a series of acquisitions
Over a span of a little more than two years, Pineapple Payments bought nine different companies or brands. Here are some lessons learned from the company’s president.
Business continuity plans: more necessary than ever
Business owners have faced many new challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, including implementing your business continuity plan, says Dennis W. Lejeck of Black Knight Security.