From providing a safe space and warm meal during a time of crisis to advocating for our most vulnerable populations, Kinetic Business Community Champions are making a lasting impact across the places they (and we) call home. We’re proud to recognize their work, share their stories, and support their selfless missions.
As we reach peak hurricane season, don’t let your guard down. Potentially devastating storms are right around the corner, and now is the best time to make sure your home or small business is prepared.
Copper internet had its day, but modern businesses need more—more bandwidth, more speed, more reliable connections. Fiber delivers, empowering your staff, keeping you agile, and creating a better customer experience.
Innovation is essential for small businesses that want to stay competitive, attract customers, and grow. But it doesn’t mean jumping on the latest trend without careful consideration. Small businesses must find ways to adopt new technologies and processes without exposing themselves to unnecessary risks or overspending. Every technology investment you make as a small business owner or decision-maker should provide real value, support your people and strategy, and help your business reach its goals. With a thoughtful approach, you can foster innovation, drive growth, and keep your business secure—all while staying within your budget.
A recent technology report from Kinetic found that, while economic concerns are the biggest challenge for small business owners and decision-makers, cybersecurity is a close second. Nearly 60% pinpoint cybersecurity as a key priority, but only 49% are able to prioritize technology spending in this area. In other words: The urge is there for small businesses to innovate and keep up with new technology, but it’s a constant battle to push forward while balancing budget and security constraints. In this three-part blog series, we’ll show you how your small business can innovate and grow without compromising security or busting the budget.
A recent technology report from Kinetic found that while economic concerns are the biggest challenge for small business owners and decision-makers, cybersecurity is a close second. Nearly 60% pinpoint cybersecurity as a key priority, but only 49% are able to prioritize technology spending in this area. In other words: The urge is there for small businesses to innovate and keep up with new technology, but it’s a constant battle to push forward while balancing budget and security constraints. In this three-part blog series, we’ll show you how your small business can innovate and grow without compromising security or busting the budget.