The top 3 business collaboration tools in 2020. Small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs) need to be able to collaborate across teams and departments and unfortunately, the old way of doing business simply has become obsolete, due to its inefficiencies. JEI Tech is actively engaged in educating the business community with how SMBs can utilize the latest in technology to position themselves to grow substantially in 2020, and if there’s a single feature that virtually every organization needs it is the ability to collaborate.

Sadly, it’s become commonplace to see reports in mainstream news whereby hundreds of millions of customers’ data has been breached by cyber criminals, that have successfully infiltrated networks and extracted sensitive data which inevitably leads to identity theft, corporate intrusion or any form of cyber abuse. JEI Tech has taken a proactive step forward to not only address this rampant source of criminal activity, but to put an end to its effect on SMBs.

Cyber crime has surpassed all other forms of crime and unfortunately, for business owners, breaches have shifted from a matter of “if” to “when.” At this talk JEI Tech sought to empower business owners with expertise on how to secure their organizations from these threats and how to most effectively protect their business from breaches of any sort. Most business owners are still ignoring cybercrime as a legitimate threat to their organization because they’re simply unaware of how expensive a breach can be to an organization, the lost productivity and the vulnerabilities that result after a breach.

Secure WiFi-as-a-Service Protects Customers JEI Tech (MTSP) Leverages Innovative Wireless

Historically, business owners would purchase their technology outright, only to eventually be burdened with unforeseen maintenance costs, repair costs or miscellaneous costs that were not part of the initial purchase, but necessary for scaling. The total cost of ownership of the technology far exceeded the initial purchase price and business owners were left deciding which servers, routers and supplementary purchases they needed to make without the expertise, nor inclination to do so. Furthermore, after a substantial capital expenditure, the underlying technology would reside on-site, eventually becoming obsolete.

According to John Coleman, Director of JEI Tech, “Any company that provides cloud-devices, software or applications that run over a data network, need to ensure that bandwidth is being consumed properly.” This notion reflects the current state of most solutions, which are simply being strained to the point where many business owners notice that the devices, applications and software underperform. In essence, it’s like siphoning out all of the gas from a car, and then blaming the car for running on fumes. The problem lies with poor policy making and a lack of guidelines for employees on how to properly utilize the Internet at a place of business.