Below you'll find a list of all posts from April, 2017
Latest statement is the first step to recovery for the troubled airline After a…turbulent (so sorry, couldn’t resist) couple of weeks, United finally has its head on straight. The company’s 4/27/17 press release was on the money, and although it can’t undo the mistakes that came before it can set the …
Hard facts on why YOU should care about online reviews 68% of millennials trust online reviews most For every star a business gets in their rating, their sales revenue will increase from approximately 5-9% 22% of consumers will not purchase a product after reading just one negative review about it …
A federal judge in Detroit Friday signed off on what could be one of the last big developments in the Volkswagen diesel emissions scandal, ordering the German maker to pay a $2.8 billion criminal penalty negotiated as part of a settlement with the U.S. Justice Department last January. The ruling …
[Editor’s note: This guest post comes to us courtesy of tech consultant Rick Delgado. To submit guest articles email [email protected]] In today’s technology-driven, data-intensive IT environment, a disaster recovery strategy is not an option. The Internet of Things has proliferated. It will not slow down, and artificial intelligence is gaining …
[Editor’s note: This case study comes to us courtesy of our colleague David J. Discenza, president of Discenza Business Continuity Solutions.] The Situation: A Fortune 100 financial services firm located in lower Manhattan, NY, requires each of its business units to run an annual table-top exercise of its business continuity plan. …
Data security dangers still very much present Ransomware – or software employed by hackers to lock you out of your systems until you pay up – made a major showing in 2016. A little thing called the U.S. Presidential election seemed to distract the media and we didn’t hear much …
