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A budget is a crucial aspect of running a business.

When a company's budgeting is done correctly, management can ensure that there is enough money to cover costs.

Every company should have an IT budget, even if it's small. That's because IT is not just about apps and websites, but rather every part of your business and how it runs on a daily basis.

So what does an IT budget look like? What are the expenses? And, most importantly: Are there ways to categorize the budget?

In this article, I have explained what a budget is, why having one is necessary, the related advantages and hazards, as well as some budgeting advice.

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“I wouldn't be starting here if I was you.”

Summer vacations are done, fall semesters have begun, and organizations like yours and ours are gearing up to end the year strong.

There are lots of statistics out there about IT spending in the US and around the world, particularly in relation to how IT spending is increasing.

Businesses in a range of industries across Connecticut are facing multiple headwinds – difficulties in acquiring the best talent, increasing costs, and markets that are suffering a bout of the jitters, to name a few.

If you go to the trouble of spending money on an app for your business, the last thing you want is for it to fail.

While cloud services offer massive benefits for users, they don’t eliminate all cybersecurity risks.

A vCIO shouldn’t merely provide technical advice but a technical roadmap that can help you use IT to solve your business challenges.