We are pleased to announce Shannon Cory as our newest Contract Administrator to the Usherwood team. In her new position, Shannon will be responsible for reviewing, fulfilling, and setting up scheduled status orders as well as maintaining existing client contracts.

Are you trying to decide if you should manage your own IT in-house or outsource it? Well, you are in the right place. As a managed service provider, many companies come to us trying to determine if they should keep their IT in-house or outsource to a third party, like us.

Technology for small businesses can have a significant impact on productivity, customer service, and overall efficiency. In fact, maintaining a well-planned-out and up-to-date stack can be the difference between your business’s success or failure.

Are you wondering if you should outsource your IT to an MSP (managed IT service provider)? We understand this can be an overwhelming decision. Of course, you want to ensure you make the right choice for your business. You have a couple of options, manage your IT in-house, outsource your IT, or not do anything at all (although we do not advise the last option).

Congratulations to our own, Scott Meriwether, on being a 2021 Canon Pinnacle Club Winner! Scott was one of the Top 25 sales producers in the country in 2021.

If you’re reading this article, you’re most likely looking to learn more about technology stacks or have never even heard of it. Well, you’re in the right place. As a managed service provider (MSP) we frequently receive inquiries about technology stacks from new clients.

We are pleased to announce Eric Carello as our newest Shipping and Receiving Clerk to the Usherwood team. In his position, Eric will be responsible for helping maintain an accurate and well-organized warehouse, including all supplies and equipment.

As you research managed service providers, you may wonder why they are so expensive. You may even notice some are more expensive than others, some are cheaper, and some are right in the middle.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, many businesses were forced to transition their employees to a remote work environment quickly. For many companies, this was the first time that remote working had ever crossed their mind.

As technology becomes more advanced, cyber hackers are utilizing new tactics to infiltrate your network. It seems like every day there is a new headline about a business dealing with the consequences of a new cyber threat.