Apex Technology Blog

Do you know what goes into a successful data backup strategy? If not, know that your business depends on these contingencies to confidently face the challenges of today’s business world. Today, we’re breaking down the essentials of a sound backup strategy—and trust us when we say it’s more complicated than you think.

Is your IT support less like a helpful partner and more like a silent saboteur? Many small and medium-sized business (SMB) owners in Charlotte feel stuck, tolerating subpar service because switching seems too daunting. But what if your current provider is actively hindering your growth and security?

Don't let fear keep you tied to frustrating IT. Recognizing the warning signs is the first step toward finding a provider who offers true peace of mind. Let's uncover the red flags you simply can't afford to ignore.

Deals are great, aren’t they? Offering some money and getting more than you’d expect in return… It’s the next best thing to free. It’s also really nice to get something fast.

Not so fast, though. As nice as they can make things seem, “cheap” and “quick” aren’t often synonymous with “effective” or “valuable.” In fact, selecting the presumably easy route regarding your business technology can ultimately lead to bigger problems in the form of something called tech debt.

For small businesses in Raleigh, tech issues can be a real headache. Honestly, tech is everything these days: it runs your business, keeps customers happy, and fuels growth. But it’s not easy. Think cyberattacks, sudden system crashes, and needing tech that can actually grow with you.  Seriously, the dangers are legit, so you need to be smart and plan ahead with your IT setup.

Third-party vendors are essential for modern businesses, as they deliver mission-critical resources and tools to the organizations that utilize them, including raw materials, software, and other services. Unfortunately, these vendors can also serve as direct lines into your business for a cyberattack to take advantage of for their own purposes.

Let’s talk a little about how you can still lean on your vendors without sacrificing your all-important security.