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The SMB Guide To CRM In 2019

The New Year to-do list for an SMB owner can be daunting. No doubt you’re thinking about myriad administrative and organizational needs relating to accounting and finance, staffing, your product and service roadmap for the year and more. In the course of all this productive planning, and as you look to build stronger relationships that drive ROI in 2019, consider how you’re responding to customer information.

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• Data Transformation The Foundation To AI And The Change Agent For The Future Of Work
• 6 Reasons Why Content Services Needs To Be A Part Of Your Big Data Strategy

• Courts Across An Entire U.S. State Go Digital With Document Capture Solutions From Alaris

  Judicial system that spans hundreds of jurisdictions – from village to supreme courts – purchases thousands of scanners to save time and money, and enable online access to information.

• How To Develop A Cyber Security Practice

  The potential business revenue from rising compliance requirements and security threats is hard to ignore. The increasing press coverage of ransomware attacks and fines for non-compliance is driving awareness and urgency. Even the slow adopter business owners and managers know something needs to be done to limit their corporate risks and individual exposure, and time isn’t on their side. What tools are necessary, how to integrate it into the IT services offering, how to market it? What are the best ways to go about developing sound cyber-security policies and practices in 2018 that could be used for commercial gain as well as internal commercial security? Here are some recommendations.

• Are You Properly Disposing Of ePHI? How To Tell You Might Be Violating HIPAA

  The digitization of the healthcare industry has had some awesome and amazingly positive results - there’s no denying that. At the same time, it’s also caused many health organizations to blunder headfirst into a sea of HIPAA violations, most of them related to electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI). One area that seems to be frequently overlooked involves the proper disposal of such data, and the devices on which it’s stored - let’s talk about that.