by Dimitri Kokolis | Jun 28, 2019 | BCS News, Computer Networking, Digital Signs, IT Support, IT Tips
Profit is normally the end goal for businesses, so it makes sense that owners look for the most cost-efficient options when it comes to outsourcing work. But sometimes frugality results in costly mistakes down the road. We often find that’s the case with IT support...
by Dimitri Kokolis | Jun 21, 2019 | BCS News, Business Phone Systems, Computer Networking, IT Support, VoIP
All business owners begin their venture with a mind for growth. In the past, growth wasn’t easy. Expansion sometimes presented more problems than opportunity. That’s because issues like managing larger teams or keeping costs low were difficult obstacles with limited...
by Dimitri Kokolis | Apr 8, 2019 | BCS News, Cloud, IT Tips
Business owners and their staff hear one question all too often, “Do you have WiFi?”. Whether hosting a small business meeting or daily influx of customers, the need for visitors to connect is unavoidable. Granting unlimited access to everyone introduces many...
by Dimitri Kokolis | Sep 4, 2018 | BCS News, Business Phone Systems, IT Tips, Projectors
Almost every parent has a back-to-school checklist for their child: annual physical, new clothes, school supplies, etc. But what about the school? Many schools, both public and private, have been operating for a long time. This means that throughout the years, they...
by Dimitri Kokolis | May 1, 2018 | BCS News, IT Tips
If you’ve gone to a counter-service restaurant or coffee shop recently, you may have glanced up at the menu to order and realized something is different – the menu has changed. No, there aren’t any new items, and no, nothing was removed from the menu. However, the...
by Dimitri Kokolis | Feb 12, 2018 | BCS News
With so many students and employees in one system working to direct information and communicate, both public and private schools require a lot of time, detail and attention. We’ve written before on the blog about the things you need to make your business run, but what...
