IT Philosophy Articles

How to Understand URLs to Identify Phishing

How to Understand URLs to Identify Phishing

Despite an ever-changing digital world, email remains one of the most popular forms of communication. As a result, cybercriminals have come up with new and creative ways to use email to scam you out of personal or customer-sensitive information. In this post, we cover how to prevent phishing scams by learning how to read URLs.

Developing an IT Strategy for Your Growing Organization

Developing an IT Strategy for Your Growing Organization

For many companies, building a scalable IT program can feel like a luxury. And while the process may be daunting, starting with a solid IT strategy from the start can help power your business growth. In this post, we provide some easy ways for you to ensure your IT program is ready to support your growing team.

How to Budget for an IT Program – Your Guide for Success

How to Budget for an IT Program – Your Guide for Success

Technology is a massive part of all business operations, and this is why it should be part of your budget. That being said, how do you even begin to budget for an IT program? In this post, we discuss the three key inputs needed to create a well-structured IT budget.

Grove Technologies is now Interlaced.io Washington D.C.

Grove Technologies is now Interlaced.io Washington D.C.

Grove Technologies – Powered by Interlaced.io has been serving the DC Metro Area since 2014. Today, Interlaced is thrilled to share an exciting milestone in our journey together: Grove has officially rebranded to Interlaced.io Washington D.C. It’s the comprehensive IT support and experts you’ve come to know, now with a new name and new look.

Six Common IT Issues That Could Be Costing You More Than You Think

Six Common IT Issues That Could Be Costing You More Than You Think

Efficiency is probably one of the most important metrics for businesses today, outside of profitability. Yet did you know that ongoing IT issues are costing you more than you think? To the tune of approximately $6,000 in lost value per employee, per year.

In this post, we break down some of the most common IT issues and how they could be negatively impacting your bottom line.