Updated July 2025. Originally published November 2015. The term enterprise-level is frequently used in IT marketing, but what does “enterprise” mean in this context? If you’re a small or mid-sized business (SMB) evaluating your IT infrastructure, it’s worth going beyond jargon to understand what “enterprise-level” means in the context of IT. At IronEdge Group, […]
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When most people think about cloud computing, they imagine a relatively new technology that exploded in the last decade. However, the concept of the cloud has been around for over 30 years. According to an article from TechTarget, Andy Hertzfeld — one of the creators of the original Apple Mac — may have been the
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Albuquerque may be known for its rich culture and desert beauty, but it’s also quietly growing into a dynamic business hub. With industries ranging from federal defense and energy to healthcare and creative startups, the city’s economy is diverse and increasingly digital. But with that growth comes a critical need for dependable IT support. And
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Cyber insurance requirements aren’t exactly a favorite topic among business owners — and that’s completely understandable. Navigating coverage, requirements, and industry jargon can be confusing, especially when it’s outside your everyday focus. But with today’s rising cyber risks, understanding your policy isn’t just important — it’s essential to protecting your business. In a recent article
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In today’s always-on business world, IT downtime isn’t just an inconvenience — it’s a direct threat to profitability, reputation, and long-term viability. That’s why business continuity planning (BCP) has evolved from a best practice into a critical business requirement. However, according to Nationwide’s latest risk management survey, 21% of businesses report they do not have a
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It’s an exciting time for small to mid-size business owners in Kansas City Metro. The city is evolving rapidly — not just in population, but in infrastructure, innovation, and digital transformation. The region has become a dynamic hub of progress, with engineers leading advancements in everything from smart transportation and sustainable energy to fiber internet
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Phoenix is booming. With a sunny climate, business-friendly tax policies, and rapid population growth, the city has become a hotspot for entrepreneurs and expanding companies alike. But with opportunity comes complexity — especially when it comes to managing technology. As businesses in the Valley scale and shift toward hybrid work and cloud-based operations, Managed IT
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Businesses often think of downtime as a minor inconvenience … until it hits their bottom line. In today’s world, IT downtime isn’t just an inconvenience — it’s a serious financial and operational threat. According to the FBI’s latest Internet Crime Report, cybercrime accounted for $16.6 billion in losses last year. That’s a staggering number, and
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It’s hard to believe that it’s been two years since Microsoft announced Windows 10 end of life. Now, with the official sunset date of October 14, 2025, rapidly approaching — marking the end of security updates for Windows 10 Home, Pro, Enterprise and Education — many businesses still haven’t upgraded from Windows 10 to 11.
In a recent Forbes article listing the top challenges facing today’s property managers, “keeping up with technology” claimed the number one spot — followed closely by “managing economic unpredictability.” That’s no coincidence. Technology plays a critical role in how modern property management companies operate, adapt, and grow. Yet, outdated systems, mounting cybersecurity risks, and a
