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Choosing your IT infrastructure is a key strategic decision. Although there is much talk about how data-driven decisions are key, we often forget the emotional aspect of decision making when it comes to IT. 

It’s easy to feel crowd fatigue at busy retail stores. 

They say knowledge is power. 

To help buyers make sense of the data privacy software landscape, I will write several articles on various functions of data privacy software. My aim is to provide our readership with overviews and practical advice when buying data privacy software of all kinds. Our first installment is an overview of data privacy management software.

2021 is the time of growth in the software space. As more and more businesses are getting back to normal, many are struggling to manage their complex IT infrastructure with growing demand. 

Working from home is a trend that’s been gaining traction for some time, with a growth of 159% in the last 12 years. As more companies are shifting to a remote workforce in response to  the COVID-19 pandemic, the concept of remote work is more top of mind than ever.

During economic shifts both good and bad, the financial services world has to adjust, leaning on technology to do so. The current COVID-19 outbreak has highlighted the need for financial institutions to have robust and nimble digital infrastructure.

In the past year, there has been a surge of new online businesses because of the COVID-19 pandemic. One example is Facebook launching Facebook Shops last year. According to the United Nations, the e-commerce share of global retail trade had risen from 14% in 2019 to about 17% in 2020. However, with the new growth in online presence, businesses sometimes struggle to keep their website running and up to date, often due to a surge in traffic and demand. Many businesses have started buying website monitoring software to track their web performance, but they can do a lot more than that. This article will explain why companies should consider using the advanced features of website monitoring software.

The internet is more interconnected than ever, and workloads are growing exponentially.

Banana yellow file folders, with patients’ names handwritten on stick-on labels, were de rigueur at the family physician I visited as a child all the way up until college.