Many employees have been working from home for more than a year now. If you want your own staff to return to the office but want to keep the perks that remote work offers, then you can adopt a hybrid work model instead. In this setup, your employees are allowed to work from home on some days and in the office at other times.
With the continuous and rapid development of smart devices, it’s easy to imagine a comfortable and convenient future. And it isn’t just consumers who will benefit, either — smart devices can help business owners, expanding their visibility and control over their operations, among other advantages.
In our previous blog post, we discussed what cyber resilience is and why it is important for firms to have it. We also talked about the four main dimensions of cyber resilience, namely threat protection, recoverability, adaptability, and durability. In this post, we’ll explore ways in which your business can enhance its resilience against adverse IT events.
According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, resiliency is the “ability to recover from or adjust easily to adversity or change.” In business and charity work, organizations face many adversities — and cyberthreats are among the most pernicious. Certainly, firms can set up all sorts of cybersecurity measures in place to prevent cyberattacks.
Complete Technology Expands Presence in Kansas City and Grows Regional Footprint by Opening Offices in Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma, and Arkansas
[KANSAS CITY, MO, AUGUST 26, 2021] – Complete Technology Services, a technology service provider specializing in comprehensive services for small to medium-sized firms, has grown from 11 to 35 employees over the last 18 months.
Oscar Elmore and Scott Sandberg Bring Significant Clients Services Expertise
[KANSAS CITY, MO, AUGUST 02, 2021] – Complete Technology Services, a technology service provider, has landed two key leaders from top local firms to join the company’s Kansas City-based team. Oscar Elmore moved to Complete Technology from The Purple Guys in February, and Scott Sandberg joined this Spring from NetStandard.
Complete Technology Services placed 18th in Ingram Magazine’s 36th annual Corporate Report 100, which features the top 100 fastest-growing companies in the Kansas City Region. With an average annual growth rate of 85.29%, Complete Technology Services had a whopping 255.86% total growth between 2017-2020. This was Complete Technology Service’s first year being nominated for the Corporate Report and plans on continuing growth in hopes of placing top 10 next year.
In the first week of online-only classes at Kansas State University in March, the student government senate convened for its first virtual meeting via the video conferencing app, Zoom.
Senate leaders tweeted the link to the session “to be more accessible to students,” said Jansen Penny, student body president.
Complete Technology Services, based in Kansas City, ranked No. 19 on KCBJ's 2019 Fast 50 List with a two-year average annual revenue growth rate of 68.73%.
If you would like more information about this topic, please call Bret Knighton at 816-398-7322 or email bknighton@completetechnologykc.
Ray Jackson brings 20+ years of experience to Complete Technology
Kansas City, Missouri (August 22, 2019) – Ray Jackson has joined Complete Technology Services as Vice President of Operations.
