Cybersecurity planning1 min read
Ask who owns vendor access before a project starts
Outside specialists may need approved access to help deliver or support a system.
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Managed support1 min read
Choose a desktop-service pilot around real work
A desktop-service pilot is easier to evaluate when it represents the work people do each day.
Wireless planning1 min read
Review Wi-Fi when the way a room is used changes
A room can keep the same name while its wireless needs change.
Project delivery1 min read
Who receives the network equipment when it arrives?
Equipment delivery deserves a place in the project plan.
Cybersecurity planning1 min read
Include technology ownership in an employee departure plan
An employee departure can affect shared accounts, devices, vendor contacts, and business records.
Network testing1 min read
Keep failed and incomplete network checks visible
A test package should show what still needs attention as clearly as what passed.
Voice planning1 min read
Give every shared voicemail box an owner
A shared voicemail box can quietly become an unattended inbox.
Wireless planning1 min read
Small-cell planning needs more than a mounting location
A proposed small-cell location is only one part of an installation discussion.
Network planning1 min read
Compare branch-office needs before repeating a network design
A familiar office layout can make a new branch look like a simple repeat project.
Managed support1 min read
Use a quiet planning window to update technology records
Technology records tend to lag behind moves, replacements, and personnel changes.
Wireless planning1 min read
Start an indoor cellular project with a location log
Indoor cellular complaints can be difficult to compare when they arrive as isolated comments.
Network operations1 min read
What belongs in a network change request?
A change request should explain what someone intends to change, why it matters, and how the owner will know whether it worked.
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