While three to five days continues to be the most acceptable delivery timeframe for most retailers, studies note how more and more online shoppers are selecting same-day delivery. As a matter fact, over 30% of online shoppers have requested same-day shipping within the past six months, and the trend is…
read moreIt’s no surprise that e-commerce has dramatically altered consumer expectations. Today’s distribution centers and warehouses must race against the clock to fulfill orders, within ever-diminishing delivery windows, and still remain accurate as a facility. As a matter of fact, since 2019, 67% of online shoppers expect their orders to be…
read moreWhat a difference a month makes. Around this time 30 days ago, I was gearing up to host our company’s 2nd straight March Madness themed event for customers and new friends alike, on the backs of an excellent showing last year. For North Carolina residents and beyond, the month of March…
read moreWiFi 6 is here, yet in the eyes of companies as a whole, their current on-premise enterprise network infrastructure is equitable to plumbing. If it isn’t misfiring, the thought is there’s no need to take action. It isn’t isolated to a few either; the feeling is the same for small…
read moreRugged tablets have become one of the most popular company-issued assets in workplaces nationwide. The differences between tablets and enterprise-class rugged tablets however are still misunderstood. People enjoy both in their leisure time for surfing the Internet, watching videos, checking email, connecting with friends and other activities. And those are…
read moreEnterprise mobility, enterprise mobility management and enterprise mobility solutions – what do these words mean to you? For supply chain employees, regardless of their title and responsibilities, these words may not resonate. What would hit home however, would be a question to 5 year+ industry veterans on how much things…
read moreToo often, when enterprise network providers suggest upgrading one, some or all components that make up a decaying network infrastructure, the customer will hesitate, because the network still operates, even if not at a high level. The thing is, as is the case with anything in life, many folks have…
read moreOur Director of Field Services, Donny Hood is an incredibly seasoned leader, who not only controls much of the day to day operations behind the network installation teams that travel the country, but is also hands on within many projects. From employee scheduling and authoring scopes of work documents to…
read moreIn any position that demands a fair amount of exposure to customers, whether face to face or done remotely, it takes a certain kind of personality to thrive. This is especially the case in IT, namely our managed services unit, where customer interactions waver between general questions and status updates…
read moreIn this edition of our staff spotlight piece, we have the benefit of timing in our corner, as Jamie Swanson has just completed the requirements to earn the rank of PMP. The Project Management Professional certification process is widely considered across all industries and internationally as a challenging process, with…
read moreTechnology, no matter how durable and robust, still is susceptible to issues related to degradation and general “wear and tear” over time. In any environment where many wireless and mobile technologies, including enterprise networks are consistently in use for the duration of the workday, it’s best to have technicians dedicated…
read moreMark Hayes isn’t your typical network engineer. His work-life began in the military, before coming on to work for ScanOnline. After his time in active duty had passed, Hayes decided a career in IT was well suited to his skill set, and began taking courses to follow his goals. Always…
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