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Small and Medium businesses have been hit hard over the past couple years. From the pandemic, to retaining and recruiting top talent, to most recently dealing with supply chain challenges, inflation, and more. These changes have left businesses to rapidly change their business models to keep up with the ever fluctuating landscape.
The Russia-Ukraine war is driving elevated concerns for cyber security risks worldwide. While the current climate is unpredictable, cybersecurity experts are warning organizations to prepare for a potential in increased cyber- attacks by updating software, making sure patches are up to date, use multifactor authentication, and strengthen your passwords.
Marketing is hard, time consuming, and typically the last thing you work on (if it leaves the to do list). Although, marketing is typically pushed to the wayside, it is your avenue to improve your businesses profit, recurring revenue, work life balance, and driving more customers to ultimately help you grow your MSP.
You may have already heard the general release of Microsoft’s New Commerce Experience (NCE) which expanded to include M365, Dynamics 365, Windows 365, and Power Platform, took place earlier this year. This is the third phase of a multi-stage transformation to offer a unified experience to both partners and customers.
Zebra recognizes the challenges SMB companies face in today’s economy, and have built the SMB Specialization Program to help provide resellers the tools and support they need to build a strong pipeline and close deals in a highly competitive market.
Small and Medium businesses are already balancing the cost of doing business and the margins continue to get thinner. Between the unpredictable supply chain raising costs, labor cost on the rise, and finding talent, small and medium businesses are having to make hard decisions when it comes to pricing.
Cyber hygiene is the cybersecurity concept of personal hygiene. It refers to the fundamental best practices an organization takes to maintain their health. Just like personal hygiene there are three basic principles a company should use to protect their health, using products and tools that fit your needs, performing these hygienic tasks correctly, and establishing a routine.