Imagine your small business has an important client meeting coming up in a few minutes. You head to the conference room to get prepared, but for some strange reason, you’re not able to log into the virtual meet...
The clock strikes 5pm on a Wednesday, and the team shuffles out, ready for happy hour at a favorite nearby haunt. But while the team may be done for the day, your servers are still on duty. They don’t take the ...
Imagine two small and growing businesses in San Francisco. The first is a 60-person professional services firm with a single IT manager. At 8:30am, they’re helping a teammate reset a password. By 9:00am, the...
Imagine you’re the owner of a boutique professional services firm. Your attention is constantly split between business development, client management, team leadership, and keeping the books balanced. Because...
imagine a growing marketing firm in San Francisco. Over the last few years they’ve quickly grown from 20 employees to 60. Along the way, they’ve relied on a sole IT professional to manage the entire organizatio...
San Francisco is home to some of the world’s most influential tech companies, but not every business in the city is a technology company. Retail shops, nonprofits, law firms, restaurants, and other businesses m...
Engineering firms heavily rely on technology to design projects, collaborate with teams remotely, and deliver work to clients. CAD software, 3D modeling tools, and other industry specific applications place ...
Technology has narrowed the gap between what big corporations and small businesses are capable of. The tools that were “enterprise grade only” a few years ago—cloud platforms, SaaS tools, and customer data stor...