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Five Ways to Build a Business Culture Around Cybersecurity
Building a business culture around a strong cybersecurity plan is important. Here are five things you can do at your workplace.
Is AI The New Secret Weapon For Your Customer Service?
The jury is still out on AI. Some studies claim it will displace workers. Others, like Forbes,...
Five Steps to Creating a Customer-Service Centered Organization
Exceptional customer service. It's a corporate buzzword—and a near-sacred aspiration. Every...
2023 Bank Failures: A Crisis or An Opportunity?
Will the bank failures of 2023 spell doom for smaller, community based financial institutions? We don’t think so. It’s can be a great opportunity to grab market share, and shore up your IT infrastructure for the future.
Promoting Trust: Are Organizations Doing Enough?
In today’s fractious world, corporations have the ability to stand in the breach and bring people together. But to do that, you have to have trust, first. How do you build trust with all your stakeholders? Integris CEO, Rashaad Bajwa, will show you how.
What the CalTech-Integris Merger Brings
What impact will the CalTech and Integris merger have on Financial Institutions needing IT? Plenty. CalTech CEO Will Welch and Integris CEO Rashaad Bajwa discuss the possibilities in this executive podcast.
System Integration Post-Merger: What to Know
Are integrations labor-intensive, foundational, and time-sensitive? Yes, but they don’t have to be difficult. There’s a lot your IT leadership can do to pave the way for your transition and create a combination of platforms that is greater than the sum of its parts. Done well, a systems integration can improve your productivity, supercharge your Google rank, and elevate the way your company works overall. The key is proper planning.
Financial Institutions: Integris’ Next Market
Integris has merged with CalTech, one of the nation’s largest managed IT providers (MSPs), focusing exclusively on serving community banks and credit unions. For MSP industry watchers, this is big news. Two large IT MSPs with a national footprint have joined forces, together making a company with nearly 700 employees in 11 states.