Toss out last year's trends! Nothing happened the way any of us expected. This year, the critical trends do not include blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, or Virtual Reality glasses. It is more important than ever to understand the trends this year because they help to explain and document the reality of our upcoming post-pandemic world.
Earlier this year, we welcomed Al Irizarry to TechSolutions as our newest account manager. He has hit the ground running. Al was born and raised in South Jersey and graduated from Rutgers University as a health science major. Al began his college career studying nursing after ten years as an Emergency Medical Technician.
Shakespeare said “Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none” … I think this is good advice in life and in business. So, every time I hear this phrase, I wonder how to become one of the “trusted few”. There are many ways a business can gain the trust of its clients or potential clients.
As TechSolutions continues to grow, we are adding incredibly talented people to our staff from different backgrounds who love computers and enjoy helping people. Growth is exciting! It is my pleasure to introduce three new professionals on our team:
Anijah Tucker is the new Sales Coordinator and will help manage new equipment quotes and orders to ensure our clients use the proper hardware and software to make things more efficient and reliable.
This month, TechSolutions was recognized by CRN as one of the top Managed Services Providers (MSP) in North America and named to the Pioneer 250 List for their expertise in consulting and maintaining networks in small to mid-sized businesses in the region.
March 15, 2019 by Rich Kenney
Some smaller businesses still feel more comfortable relying on their onsite “IT Guy” to handle their technology needs, while most other businesses have switched to using a Managed IT Services model. For years, the onsite “IT Guy” assured the small business owner that the company’s information (stored onsite) was protected, and that anyone with a problem could get help when needed because he/she was present.
Name: Kimberly Wagner
Title: Bookkeeper
Kimberly has a critical role at TechSolutions and it fits right in with her strengths and talents.
Name: Michael Brown
Title: NOC Technician
At the age of 26, Michael has been playing with computers for 20 years. When he was six, he began tinkering with Window 3.11 and learned DOS commands before finishing first grade.
Name: Tyler Foster
Title: Technical Service Manager
Hometown: Wilmington
Nickname: “Dr. Know”
Tyler has been working with computers 19 years since he was 11 years old.
Do we all remember the “Father of Economics” and the invisible hand that regulates free markets based on supply and demand and self-interest? The Ransomware Pirates seem to remember. These pirates may not live in a free economy but they are profiting by taking advantage of the lessons of Adam Smith.