Some businesses tend to hold on to their old technology. It may be due to cost, comfort-level with devices and programs that are familiar or feeling that there is no time to research updated alternatives.
Upgrading your technology can save you money and time in the long run, and it can also open up new opportunities for your business. Maybe it’s time to give yourself a gift this season and bring your tech up-to-date.
As added incentive, check out Section 179 of the IRS tax code, which allows some businesses the option to write off the full cost of new technology purchases. If you buy and install what you need before Dec. 31, you can qualify for the 2017 tax year.
Talk to your Managed Service Provider (MSP) about the old technology you want to ditch and the replacements that will help you do business faster and easier.
The following four areas may be a good place to start:An IT professional can help you sift through the many options available today when it comes to upgrading your technology and analyzing exactly what your company requires to do business quickly and effectively.
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