Artificial Intelligence has taken the world by storm. But can AI help your small business, and if so, how can it help? What are the potential benefits and challenges of utilizing AI?

AI is seen as a new step towards automation for technology and businesses, saving time, effort, and frustration.

The year 2020 will be etched in history as the time when the world faced an unprecedented challenge in the form of the COVID-19 pandemic.

IT underwent significant changes to keep up with the evolving business needs. Many of these changes are now permanent fixtures in the IT world.

Choosing the right IT provider for your business is crucial for maintaining efficient operations and ensuring the security of your digital infrastructure. However, as technology evolves and business needs change, you may feel that your current provider cannot keep up.

What would you do if your business suffered a ransomware attack tomorrow? Do you have a contingency plan in case of an IT disaster?

Small businesses are the backbone of many economies. They are critical for job creation, innovation, and community development.

When looking for a new IT provider, do you look for a national or more local provider? Both options have their own advantages and disadvantages.

WEBIT Services has provided IT strategy, service, and support to the greater Chicago area for over 25 years.

Post-pandemic, remote work has become a crucial aspect of many businesses. Some businesses now have a fully remote workforce. But how can technology help connect remote workers? And can an IT provider help?

For over 25 years, WEBIT Services has helped clients discover and apply effective security practices.

A good IT help desk can make all the difference between frustration and efficiency for businesses and individuals. But what exactly makes a help desk "good"? Is it the technical expertise of the support staff? The speed of response? Or perhaps the ability to provide personalized solutions?

WEBIT Services has served the greater Chicago area for over 25 years by helping clients build effective IT strategies and IT systems, all with a focus on education and partnership.

Technology is expensive and a considerable investment for any company. So when someone recommends you purchase new technology, how do you know if it's a good investment or just someone trying to make a commission sale?

The answer to this question can make or break the trust in an IT partnership.

How can you know if an IT solution will help your business grow? Will it work for the long-term or short-term? And is your IT solution something that meets both your needs and your budget?

Your IT provider can help you answer these questions to the best of its ability, but it's more challenging to match a client to an IT solution without insight into the client's long-term business goals and strategies.

Conducting business operations in the digital world is prone to security risks. Mitigating them would be impossible if you don't have an IT compliance policy.

Setting up a robust IT compliance policy in your business is more important now than ever.

When you begin a new IT partnership, what does the start of that relationship look like? How do you avoid future frustrations by building a solid foundation?

While the timeframe and exact definition may vary between IT providers, onboarding is generally the first 30 days of a new IT partnership between provider and client.

There are generally two ways to approach information technology strategy: reactive and proactive.

Reactive IT addresses issues as they arise. You do not plan out your IT growth goals or anticipate a crisis. Instead, complications are addressed as they come to light and impede productivity.