Digitally Transformed

#22: In today's episode, guest Joel Evans chats about how the pandemic showed us the need for Unified Communications. With millions of people suddenly being forced to work remotely, companies were required to adapt to this “new normal.” This meant licensing and adopting new technologies and using them in new ways to allow employees to do their jobs effectively while remote. We discuss how as the world starts easing restrictions, and employees are returning to work, companies must continue to adjust with a virtual and digital-first strategy.

#21: In this episode, we are thrilled to talk about how Infused Innovations has been chosen as the winner of the Microsoft US (MSUS) Partner Award in the Modern Work & Security category. Jeffrey Wilhelm, CEO, Phil Magnuszewski, COO, and Dan Chemistruck, CISO are also here to talk about it. We discuss where we all were when we received the news, how competitive the award was & the strict requirements to earn it, how it feels to receive it, and how proud of our team we are.

#20: In today's episode, our guest Brian Smith, Senior Advisor at Infused Innovations, discusses the dangers of having the attitude of "we've always done it this way" in the workplace, a quote by Rear Admiral Grace Hopper. If you've been feeling stuck in your organization's way of doing things & crave change in the workplace, this is the episode for you!

If you would like to also read his article, you can do so here: https://nationalcioreview.com/leadership/weve-always-done-it-this-way/

#19: With new technologies arising and innovation happening rapidly, we’re seeing some big changes in how people work. Satya Nadella’s Inspire 2021 keynote speech at the partner conference last week highlighted that. He brought up some terms that reflect where we’re at and where we’re headed in our work practices. All of them tend to revolve around flexibility, suggesting the more fluid nature that work is likely to take as we continue to adapt to societal and technological changes.

#18: In this episode, we chat with Brad Mitchell, VP of Strategic Business Development at Infused Innovations, about the different types of data, how you can leverage them for marketing purposes, and how to keep them protected.

#17: In this episode, we chat all about Insider Risk Management with Mark Gabel, Senior Cybersecurity Cloud Solution Architect at Microsoft.

#16: Over the past several years, artificial intelligence has become a subject of increasing curiosity. It’s grown in the public imagination as well as in technological research and professional use. New AI technologies are being developed so rapidly that we often don’t realize the extent to which they can contribute to both productivity and health. There are lots of artificial intelligence applications that can save lives, especially as we now deal with health challenges like never before. Let’s take a look at some of these applications that are making a big impact in health and safety today.

#15: In today's episode, we are joined by Kevin Martins, Principal Collaboration and Security Architect from Microsoft. We chat about the common stigmas & fears executives have about their teams going remote. Are they lazier? Are they more productive? How does it all work? Listen to find out!

#14 For this week's Digitally Transformed podcast, we chat about a concern that so many have when implementing cybersecurity into their organizations. Some security measures really do slow employees down, but there are ways to improve security without doing so. Here are some tips that can help your company boost both security and productivity.

#13: You may have been hearing about XDR in recent months—this is a rising technology that improves upon MDR and EDR, which themselves are great advancements from older solutions. Gartner predicts that the majority of enterprises will have replaced legacy security software with one of these advanced solutions by 2023. So what do all these offerings do, how are they related to each other, and which one might be best for your organization? Here’s a look at the functions and differences between MDR, EDR and XDR.