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What technology do you need to set up a remote workforce? You’ll need a variety of tools in connectivity, collaboration, and security to empower your employees who are working from home. We’ll go over just what you need to have a successful remote workforce.

If you’re looking for more information about Meraki products, the company’s free webinars are a great place to start. We talk about three of the benefits — including free gear — that come with attending a Meraki webinar.

Softphones allow your users to still be able to make company phone calls while working remotely without a desk phone. Availability and convenience are just a couple of the reasons your remote workforce should be equipped with softphones.

Working remotely doesn’t mean your users can’t still use your Cisco call system for collaboration. Tools, such as Cisco Expressway, Webex or Jabber, video phones, and headsets, can empower your remote workforce.

Every industry has been impacted by the coronavirus, and managed IT services is no exception. MSPs have adapted to support a remote workforce, but this means there are some differences you’ll see when it comes to IT support from your MSP.

Are you nervous about the security risk of having a remote workforce? When your employees are working remotely, you lack control over their network policies. However, there are 5 steps you can still take to protect your remote workforce.

Are you looking to extend your Cisco call licenses to remote users? If so, you can implement and configure Cisco Expressway to provide a secure path from your remote users to your on-premises Cisco call system.

Managed IT Services providers can support your employees no matter where they work. For a remote workforce, this includes providing redundancy, setting up VPNs, and configuring firewalls.

The KR Group is committed to staying informed and up-to-date on the coronavirus pandemic and how it affects our customers and employees.

Cisco Umbrella stands out as a DNS security option, but there are also other advantages to the software. If you’re looking for all-around security, including granular visibility, content filtering, simple deployment, and real-time threat analysis.

Deciding what IT product is right for you can be tricky. Cisco Meraki’s free trial program provides a risk-free way for you to try products before you buy them. We’ll answer three common questions people have before enrolling in Meraki’s free trial.

As the coronavirus forces the transition to a primarily remote workforce, Cisco is offering free trials and extended use capabilities for some of their tools. These offers are designed to power digital transformation as more workers need to work remotely.