Long workdays, staff shortages, and cumbersome technology are among the many struggles contributing to today's high physician burnout rates. In the last year, more than 50 percent of U.S. doctors experienced at least one symptom of the condition, which can include mounting anxiety, exhaustion, and depression.

Dr. Chris Goodin didn't know his career path would lead to saving countless military lives, but the off-road autonomous vehicles he’s developing for the U.S. Army have the potential to do just that.

When it comes to managing IT for healthcare orgs, no one in the southeast U.S. compares to C Spire Business. In fact, the Mississippi technology company has ranked among the world’s top five healthcare vertical managed service providers (MSP) every year since 2016. And 2022 is no different. 

Ransomware is an almost guaranteed danger that every organization must prepare for. This malicious software, also known as malware, threatens to publish a company’s critical data or block access to it unless a ransom is paid. It typically gains entry through insecure remote access, network vulnerabilities, software downloads or email attachments. With thousands of attacks every day in the U.S., ransomware is not a matter of if but when.

When you need immediate and reliable access to your tools and data, there's no time to wait on slow, buffering internet. Unfortunately, internet access continues to be one of the top reasons for business downtime.

What’s the fix? Fiber internet.

When installed correctly, fiber provides over 99.99% uptime. It’s reliability, high bandwidth and symmetric upload and download speeds make it highly valuable to companies working in the cloud and with remote workforces.

When your internet is down, every minute counts. Without connectivity, your business-critical processes in the cloud are on hold and your employees less productive. Troubleshooting the cause of a lost or slow connection can be tricky, though. Is the internet really down or is there an issue with a firewall or a switch? Maybe a wireless access point or an ethernet cable has gone bad.