Olathe, KS – Network Tech, a leader in managed IT solutions, is pleased to welcome Nate Ellsworth to its growing team.
Nate is a highly skilled, veteran information technology specialist. He is multi-faceted and has performed multiple IT roles during his 20 + year career.
We’re all painfully aware of the challenges and uncertainty 2020 provided. If you’ve kept your company afloat, you’ve done a remarkable job.
COVID-19 has been a major catalyst for business transformation, with more than 75% of respondents in a recent SWZD survey saying their business has resolved to make long-term IT changes as a result.
If the Chiefs winning their first Super Bowl in 50 years didn’t make 2020 a landmark for you, the rest of the year cemented its status as a game-changer. The pandemic and election-year shenanigans have added a layer of uncertainty to your 2021 plans and budgets.
October marks the 17th annual National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM). This period continues to raise awareness about the importance of cybersecurity across the nation. The role of this month, to educate all Americans about the necessity of protecting themselves online, has never been more critical. Here at Network Tech, we have a “security-first” mentality. The challenges presented by COVID-19 and the rise of working from home has resulted in a pressing need to bring cybersecurity to the forefront for professionals across industries.
Olathe, KS – Network Tech, a provider of “security first” managed IT solutions is pleased to announce the recent promotion of Jeremiah Reed to the position of IT Operations Manager.
Jeremiah, who has been with the IT solutions and service company since 2016, has served as a Network Administrator I and Centralized Service Lead.
Olathe, KS – Network Tech, a leader in managed IT solutions, is pleased to announce the promotion of Erick Anderson to the position of Service Delivery Manager.
Erick, who joined Network Tech in 2019, is now responsible for all Network Tech service delivery.
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, businesses across the country sent their workforces home and quickly learned of limitations within their infrastructure. The companies that had already fully embraced the cloud were slightly ahead of the competition.
Despite the razor-sharp instincts and cat-like reflexes that enable a Nascar driver to slingshot around the track at over 200 mph, when he drives home to his family, he protects himself with vehicle insurance just like the rest of us do. That’s because no driver is perfect and everyday traffic is full of many risk factors outside your control.
The past two months have been tough for sports fans. Hopefully, soon, our favorite players will be back to the courts, fields, and rinks. The good news is that it’s almost NFL draft time. Network Tech is prepared for the start of the new season. But we are always thinking about ways to help you protect your business especially with the increased levels of uncertainty 2020 has seen so far.
When it comes to cybersecurity infrastructure, most businesses are satisfied to achieve compliance with yesterday’s regulations. This leaves you at risk and ends up costing you a lot more. Take a few moments to watch our video, to discover the five essential, cost-effective security tools we recommend.
