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Your Top Tech Questions: Answered – Webinar Recording
We work with people all day, every day, helping them use technology. The most frequently asked questions we get are a combination of how to use new technology, like AI, and how to best use more common tools, like email.
We work with people all day, every day helping them use technology. The most frequently asked questions we get are a combination of how to use new technology, like AI, and how to best use more common tools, like email. We looked across all our customer questions and the four hottest topics we hear about are AI, the cloud, email, and phishing. These topics are all in context of strategic questions from business leaders:
- How can we be more efficient?
- How can our information be most easily accessible?
- How can I be more productive?
- How can we train our team to keep our information secure?
In this series, we’ll dive into each one of these topics, giving you a strategic overview as well as some practical tips on security best practices and how to best use these technologies.
In this recorded webinar, Malinda Gagnon, Uprise Partners CEO, and Brian Gagnon, Uprise Partners CTO, will talk about the misconceptions about the cloud and on-prem IT solutions and how companies need to take a more nuanced look to determine the best approach for their business.
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