There is no denying that the COVID-19 pandemic has caused some major operational shifts in how most businesses conduct themselves and their processes, with many of these shifts relying on technology solutions. While there’s still no telling for certain how much longer these conditions will persist, we predict that many businesses won’t abandon these solutions once the present danger has passed. Let’s discuss why we have this expectation.
Hi. My name is Paul. I was born in Hoboken, NJ and I am a lifelong NJ resident. I currently reside in beautiful Bergen County. Before coming to LinkHigh Technologies I worked in video post-production for many years at Deluxe Laboratories. I have a bachelor’s degree in communication from Stockton University. I have certificates of completion from NYFA and PC Age. I recently acquired my A+, Network + and Security+ from CompTia.
Okay, time for some real talk: There is no denying that 2020 has held a few unique challenges for everyone who runs a business. Economic challenges, political tensions, and an honest-to-goodness pandemic have all thrown us all for a loop. As a result, it is important that businesses all adjust their technology priorities to survive. Let’s discuss these priorities, and how they will need to shift.
If your procedures and policies aren’t currently documented, they need to be. A written policy and procedure guide can help keep your team up-to-speed on the expectations that you have of them. Consider it a quick and easy reference for your employees to use to answer their questions. In light of this, here’s some tips to keep in mind as you put together your business’ employee handbook.
In uncertain times, one of the most important things for any business to do is to stay the course—albeit in an adjusted fashion. To help, we’ve put together a few key practices to work positively to achieve this end.
When a budget comes into play, it is important to remember that there are a few ways that you can adjust it beyond eliminating line items. For instance, you can instead optimize some of the most egregious financial requirements your technology has--its support costs--by translating the unpredictably variable costs you likely deal with now for your support, to the much more sustainable agreement that a managed service provider will operate through.
Contracts are a huge part of doing business. The practice is as old as the legal profession. You’ll be hard pressed to complete a transaction where money changes hands where there isn’t a document outlining the specifics of the liability each party takes on by entering that financial agreement. We call them receipts, but in retail, they are a signed contract.
Originally from Pennsylvania he grew up in the restaurant industry as his parents have been restaurant owners his whole life. He graduated from Lock Haven University with a dual concentration of Entrepreneurship and International Business.
Our latest addition to the Link High Team is John Reid – Inside Sales Representative.
Do you know what drives me crazy? It’s the fact that, of all the lists of things you can do to improve your business and boost your productivity and optimize something or other… it seems there’s not much to be…
VICE PRESIDENT & CFO Jennifer has a strong and proven track record in both finance and human resources with 25+ years at DIRECTV Latin American as Vice President-Treasurer and Vice President- Human Resources.
