Years ago, the topic of the cloud exhausted me as much as hearing “despacito” a thousand times a day. The cloud topic was very recent for everyone; however, it was more common than we could imagine. But why so common? What
To answer this, it's worth asking the following questions: Where do we store our customer contacts? Where are interactions such as appointments, calls, and emails recorded? Do we have sales projections? Do we have a sales pipeline? Generally, I encounter clients
Do you remember when years ago you copied information onto a floppy disk and took it to a colleague's workstation? Nowadays it seems crazy to think about this, it's so easy to send an email and that's it, but we should
Do you remember when WhatsApp did not exist? We had to pay for every SMS sent and were unable to send images, audio, or use many of the other features that this app now facilitates. Using a physical office system is
We lose important information for many reasons, often due to factors overlooked in our electronic document management processes. Here are some points that, in my opinion, should be considered: 1. Establish a workflow and support it with an electronic document management
Our clients manage to save a minimum of 12% when migrating their services to Microsoft 365, and up to 65% when using the online platform. I would like to clarify initially that this is not a matter of preferences in terms
Let's talk about communications inside and outside your office. Let's start with the following questions about your business: · Can your employees work efficiently from anywhere using voice applications on their mobile devices? · Can they chat within the application? ·
“If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses” – Henry Ford Many entrepreneurs start their business with the paradigm that “my business is small, it doesn't require systems”, “technology is expensive”, or “I don't understand
Let's easily understand Internet bandwidth, speed, upload and download in our homes or businesses. Sometimes I compare internet bandwidth, speeds, and upload and download capacities using the following analogy: Imagine you have to move house and you're going to hire a
After 11 years of using Mac OS, I decided to return to PC. I must admit that the process requires an adaptation period, in which we must relearn some simple things, but it wasn't as frustrating as I thought it could
