Outsourcing IT becomes a 'business imperative,' survey finds

That sentiment is starting to change, however, as IT support is becoming more important and outsourcing is moving out of the shadows and finding a place as a valuable tool for businesses.

ShoreTel solutions provide strong communication for SMBs

For companies looking to encourage this method of workflow, having a system that not only has these features but integrates them together can affect a business is positive ways.

Employee buy in required for BYOD security

Without employee knowledge and support, keeping a network secure can be difficult.

VoIP and video hold future of mobile calling

From VoIP service options and video conferencing to messaging systems and mobility, companies have many ways to stay connected. However, investing in the right solution now can help keep businesses ahead of the curve down the road.

Tablets increase influence in business world

As more employees use tablets in their personal lives, these gadgets are seeping more into bring your own device (BYOD) strategies.

BYOD policies bring additional security concerns to businesses

There are a number of security concerns that go along with these strategies that many companies are not protecting themselves against.

Security concerns continue to grow for IT professionals

The growing list of concerns that IT departments are facing can stretch them thin and many are looking outside the organization for a hand.

Networking problems can bring even the largest organization to a halt

With more businesses relying on interconnected computers and technology to get even the most basic processes completed, a networking hiccup can cause any company a number of problems.

Small business buyers guide for VoIP

However, for small businesses that have not implemented a VoIP or unified communications system, the options can be staggering.

Study: BYOD usage to reach 350 million employees by 2014

According to a new study, over the next couple of years, the BYOD trend is expected to grow by 200 million participants.