Nostra: keeping it simple will improve IT safety and security
As Kevin O’Loughlin of Nostra explains, by stabilising your network you can prevent issues and handle IT matters with fewer staff, writes Quinton O’Reilly
If you go back ten years ago, managed services were an unknown entity. Most IT services were managed in-house while the demands placed upon IT teams were modest.
Nowadays, businesses have to deal with greater IT complexity with fewer personnel. Such changes have greatly shaped how boardroom-level approach the topic and their knowledge of it.
Nostra chief executive Kevin O’Loughlin mentions how much the type of conversations it’s having with C-suite level has changed over...
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