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.
Think maybe your B2C could be doing better? E-commerce audits are a great way to evaluate, strategize and streamline. Let us know if we can assist!
How to Support e-commerce Channel Development
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How to support e-commerce channel development? MT: How to support e-commerce channel development? L: For the past few years e-commerce channels have been developing rapidly.Have your 5G capable phone now? Excellent!
....but they're already working on 6G, so....
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Apple is now joining the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions to help work towards building 6G technology.Some great tips on how to avoid voting scams:
•Ensure reports about election irregularities are from a credible source such as the media, state and local election officials. Always be aware of who's sharing the information and their potential intent.
•Before sharing reports on social media, where they can take a life of their own, make sure they're from reliable sources.
•Most social media platforms have ways to report suspicious posts and false information. Make use of them.
•Report any potential election crimes -- such as false information about where to vote -- to the FBI.
•Double-check web and email addresses to make sure they're not imitations of legitimate election sources.
•Update your anti-malware and anti-virus software, along with your operating systems.
•Don't open unknown emails or attachments, and avoid clicking on questionable files or links.
www.cnn.com/2020/10/20/us/election-potential-threats-trnd/index.html
The 4 threats facing voters this election — and how you can beat them
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As the US braces for an election rampant with mistrust, federal officials are warning Americans about threats to undermine the integrity of the vote -- and how to avoid them.There are different 5G technologies, so it's important to understand them for assessing the best short and long term strategies.
Sub-6 is a better first step for 5G than mmWave
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5G brings more improvements than just download speed. Sub-6 5G brings better tech, like massive MIMO, to mobile broadband without needing to build a ton of new towers.A reminder - the CCPA went into affect 7/1/2020. Make sure your research and discover if it pertains to your business.
oag.ca.gov/privacy/ccpa
Are you ready for California’s big new privacy law? Enforcement starts today.
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Digital privacy rights are no joke. That will now be legally enforced.Pay extra to instill more stringent company remote access security policies, and assist in protecting your employee BYODs. It's a sound return on investment.
Protecting Remote Workers Against COVID-19 Ransomware
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Even before the global COVID-19 pandemic, ransomware stood out as one of the biggest security challenges facing CISOs and their security staffs.Square POS users: Apparently customer data is being sold by Square to data brokers who are in turn selling it to whomever. If you use Square at your business, read the Square terms and conditions. If you are a consumer, know that when you use your credit card at a business using Square, Square (not the store) is compiling your information, your email address, what you purchase, the places you go, when you went, etc.. Then they are selling it.
Having seen and experienced this first hand, we believe this to be a bigger factor than recognized. Keep the pulse of your IT staff that mistakenly believe commitment outweighs sanity. Implement mandatory vacation periods and make them stay healthy! #techburnout
Tech burnout: The dark side of working in technology
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Anneka Burrett, head of digital marketing at Bright HR, discusses how employers and employees can avoid falling victim to burnout.
