During this time of uncertainty, organizations are allowing their employees to work remotely, but with social distancing comes a new threat – a cyber-related one. Cybercriminals are ramping up their tactics to take advantage of those who may have inadequate or unsecure networks.

MXOtech’s success if fueled by a recruitment and hiring process that puts core values first, looks inward for career paths, and embraces diversity and inclusion. Joanna is sharing MXO’s recruitment strategy and the lessons she’s learned in the latest issue of Channel Pro magazine.

MXOtech’s success if fueled by a recruitment and hiring process that puts core values first, looks inward for career paths, and embraces diversity and inclusion. Joanna is sharing MXO’s recruitment strategy and the lessons she’s learned in the latest issue of Channel Pro magazine.

CHICAGO – On September 6th, the Women’s Business Development Center (WBDC) presented Joanna Sobran, CEO of MXOtech, the Deborah Sawyer Rising Star Award.

The Deborah Sawyer Rising Star Award is a distinction given to visionary woman business owners who lead the charge on creative, solution-oriented, and cutting-edge business processes.

For the third year in a row, MXOtech’s Summer Social and Appreciation event did not disappoint. Held on August 8th at City Winery in the West Loop, MXOtech’s network of clients, vendors, and friends gathered together to swap stories and support one another in this yearly tradition.

12th Annual MSP 501 Identifies Top Forward-Thinking Global MSPs & Leading Trends in Managed Services

JUNE 18, 2019: MXOtech, Inc. has been named as one of the world’s premier managed service providers on the prestigious 12th-annual Channel Futures MSP 501 rankings.

In the article "The Pros and Cons of Custom Software Development", we outlined the difference between commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) packaged solutions and custom application development. For the average business owner, this decision of purchasing COTS software or building a custom application from scratch is a daunting one.

Companies generally have two choices in seeking the most appropriate line of business applications to enhance their efficiency and productivity: They can look to the market for commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) packaged solutions, or they can hire specialists to help them with custom application development.

Since last year’s biggest cyberattacks did not spare big names such as Facebook and British Airways, you’d think that small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) would take more serious precautions against cybercrimes. Yet the opposite is true. Cybercrime rates continue to rise, with 58% of victims categorized as SMBs. And while this trend is due in part to the more advanced tactics employed by cybercriminals, the biggest factors to the success of cybercrimes are the counterproductive security practices that businesses cultivate.

As personal computing devices became more accessible, more and more businesses have incorporated bring your own device (BYOD) policies in the workplace. BYOD has enabled the workforce to interact with familiar devices, cutting the learning curve, and enhancing productivity.