As 2017 draws to a close, it’s important to look forward into the world of cybersecurity for 2018. It’s worth mentioning that 2017 was the worst year on record for network security breaches, and all signs point to 2018 continuing the trend.
IT support and security should be top on the list of priorities for any business going into next year.
Did you know that more than two thirds of all emails are spam? As the #1 delivery channel for malicious software and phishing scams, as well as a massive drain on employee productivity, spam email continues to cost businesses billions of dollars every year.
Are you confused on just how to measure the value of your company’s social media? Don’t worry about it because you are not alone. While there is a lot of information out there in regards to the subject, it is something that experts still don’t necessarily agree on.
Pushing the envelope, thinking outside the box, keeping someone in the loop. All of these phrases, and countless more, have had their turn in the corporate spotlight. Thankfully now, in most working environments, they have been consigned to history. However, one buzzword is making the rounds at the moment and – unlike some of its predecessors – it actually means something: here we take a look at “big data.
It’s one thing to look at and collect your business’s data, but how do you actually go about turning that wealth of information into something meaningful you can use as a force to propel your organization on to bigger and better things? Data mining can be a daunting task, and may well make a regular appearance at the very bottom of your to-do list, but there are ways of tackling this seemingly insurmountable challenge.
People want to read your blog. You may not think it’s true, but the fact of the matter is that someone somewhere is looking for information on a subject you know inside and out. Of course, this information has to be presented in way that is engaging and unique to stand out and catch people’s attention as perhaps incorporate key search terms.
