According to a recent AT&T Small Business Technology Poll, 85 percent of small businesses use smartphones, while 66 percent use tablets, demonstrating the importance that mobile devices carry among small business owners.
According to recent research conducted by Check Point Software Technologies, 65 percent of organizations that were the target of cyberattacks said the hacker’s goal was financial fraud.
A recent Intuit GoPayment survey found the 15 million U.S. small businesses that do not accept credit cards are missing out on roughly $100 billion in annual sales.
According to a recent survey commissioned by provider of customer experience systems and services Amdocs, 73 percent of service providers expect to see a 10-25 percent increase in bring-your-own device policies among business customers.
Many business executives are becoming more tech-savvy, relying more on location-based applications that allow them to do more business on-the-go, according to a recent JiWire study.
Cloud computing has been a buzzword in the business world in recent years, but, until now, many firms have not been realizing the benefits created by moving processes to the cloud.
While many business executives may associate “office gossip” with a negative connotation, some experts believe those conservations are a vital source of information spread throughout the workplace, according to BusinessNewsDaily.
The online workforce is an employee pool that more small businesses are beginning to look toward for skilled workers.
Many businesses throughout the United States have found that healthier employees leads to more productivity, which is why a growing number of employers are offering wellness programs, according to recent research from a global insurance company.
Many businesses throughout the world claim to have a strong commitment to risk-based security management, but recent research from IT security solutions provider Tripwire and the Ponemon Institute found holes in the deployment of RBSM for many companies.
