A distributed infrastructure with built-in resiliency can help overcome high-profile data center outage challenges. To maximize availability and coordinate failover effectively, let’s look at how to build resiliency into your data center infrastructure.

Tech is constantly evolving, so it can be difficult to keep up with all the software updates, cutting-edge programs, new gadgets, or just general changes to the workflow as a result of these changes. At what point should you cave in and seek assistance?

Learn what you need to do in response to the Log4j vulnerability, aka Log4Shell. It affects nearly all computer systems and leaves you open to a complete system takeover.

Is your Outlook not able to send emails, connect to the internet, or open? Does it frequently crash? Maybe you aren’t able to open it at all! Whatever your issue with Outlook is, these five steps will help get your programs back in working order.

Email is the most efficient way to send patient records and documents, but it is commonly insecure and a source of data breaches. If you need to make your email more secure or move your business towards HIPAA compliance, look no further! Here are 5 amazing tips to help your email reach your security standards:

Skype for Business end-of-life is July 31, 2021. Businesses should understand the benefits of migrating to Microsoft Teams and begin the process before the summer ends. Strategy is here to make your migration as smooth as possible.

Windows 11 is coming this year! Find out all the new features launching with Microsoft’s next-gen operating system and when you can expect to see Win11 hit the market.

Trust your business’s technology framework to the right managed services provider in Kansas City! These top 5 things to look for in a tech team will help you choose the right provider for your business.

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Microsoft has announced that Adobe Flash will be removed from Windows 10 in the summer of 2021. Strategy Tech Agency breaks down the end of Flash and what it means for Windows users.