At ArtisanIG,
accountability is paramount
Accountability to ourselves, to our clients and to our commitments. We engage in a project because we feel that we are the best fit, or we assist in finding the better solution. We take the time to “walk in your shoes”, so that projects are proactively evaluated in detail, eliminating costly surprises.
This in turn provides precision cost and timeline estimates and assures a successful project.
READY. AIM. FIRE.
Testimonials
Don’t take our word for it – here’s what our clients say:
ArtisanIG assumed managment of my entire ecommerce and POS environment. They were able to increase gross profits by 32% within the first year. I cannot express how satisfied I am with their work!
Robert Campbell
Direct Clothiers
In an emergency situation, ArtisanIG was able to wrestle back our domain from our previous consultant, set it up at a new server and re-create our entire website and email structure… all within a couple of days!
Ramil Eleccion
Julia’s Gourmet Foods
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experienced technology artisans, please do not hesitate to reach out.
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Have a little extra time? A popular Yale course entitled, "The Science of Well-Being" is being made available free of charge online. Maybe check it out and see what kind of condition your condition is in (RIP Kenny Rodgers)
The Science of Well-Being by Yale University | Coursera
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Learn The Science of Well-Being from Yale University. In this course you will engage in a series of challenges designed to increase your own happiness and build more productive habits. As preparation ...Side note: If your business processes have been forced to be more "virtual", please ensure that the systems used are secure! With the pace that telecommute contingency plans are rolling out, we believe that hastily designed networks will bring an increase in infrastructure intrusion. Do it right the first time; Ready, aim, then fire!
Tricks and tools for better working from home
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If coronavirus means you have to work from home, then there is some tech you should consider.If accurate, it will be interesting to see how much U.S.consumers hold corporations accountable for their supply chain integrity...
Report: Apple, Amazon, and Google use supply chain factories that rely on forced labor
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Forced labor and reeducation of Uyghur Muslims has drawn sharp criticism from human rights organizationsSome love technology on Valentine's day!
Technology helps long-distance lovers on Valentine's Day
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Technology helps long-distance lovers on Valentine's DayNot as alarming and new as the headline would infer but it works well as a reminder. Ransomware/CryptoMalware is a very real and debilitating business disease! You're only as safe as your employee's knowledge base so make sure to educate them regularly and follow the basic rules:
•Always download the latest security updates (test though if you're an admin). Make it a habit.
•Back up your data regularly and offsite.
•Limit the access to your file folders. This helps a lot if the malware does make it into your network.
•Never open unknown links on your browser or email. The timeless reminder!
•Be cyber-aware. There's no harm in educating yourself with cybersecurity tips and tricks.
www.techtimes.com
Here’s how to protect your business’ files and systems from this high-impact security threat.How's your 404 page? If you're not the web guy...a 404 page is the place where all your website users get dumped if they mistype a webpage name (url), or your website doesn't have the page the user is looking for. It will get a lot of hits, so shouldn't it be used for marketing, or at least a whimsical purpose?
Don't miss an opportunity to share something, or at least have some fun! Here's our 404, enjoy!
www.artisanig.com/404
We've just encountered an Adobe grey area marketing ploy first hand. We had purchased a font subscription from typekit.com in 2018 ($45). Recently we have been receiving emails from Adobe stating that our subscription to AdobeXD needed renewing ($119). After exhaustive inquiries we discovered that Adobe has decided to not allow font subscriptions. Instead they want you to subscribe to an Adobe product and then get "free" access to the font. Someone in Adobe land then attached us to the AdobeXD product for some unknown reason. We do not mind that they made a business change, rather it is the backhanded way Adobe tried to get us to pay extra for something we do not use and pretending that we already owned the product up for renewal. Not cool. #adobe #deceptivemarketing
Recent client work has reminded us to remind you of the fact that there are only two kinds of people in this world: Those who have lost data and those who are about to! If your company has not done so yet, perform a risk assessment, build a disaster recovery plan and test it. If you need help, let us know.
