We’re talking a lot about “UP: Unleashing Potential.” And with good reason. IT is asked to do more than ever today with fewer and fewer resources. Keeping things working while innovating. It’s a tough ask.

Innovating and sustaining exist at different ends of the spectr...

Our last few blog posts have been about us and how we’re different than the “big guys.” Some people have written in to say that we’re being “too hard on the big guys.”

Fair point. The big guys didn’t get big on accident. They must have been doing something right to get...

In the last blog (“No One Gets Fired For Picking Salesforce…BUT”), we talked about the fact that we’re relatively unknown in the market. So, we would solve that and share a bit about who we are. 

This isn’t our first foray into this space. Many of us were a part of ano...

Have you heard of this saying: “No one ever got fired for picking Salesforce?” It essentially means, with all of the choices available to us, you can’t necessarily go wrong with choosing the ‘safe’ pick. So, instead of ‘wasting’ time to investigate new options and pote...

Last post we talked about our new tagline: “Up: Unleashing Potential.” We shared that the services we provide give engineers the thing they need most: time. Time to innovate. Time to explore. Time to do!

But there’s more to UP than giving you time. Working with Wholest...

In a previous blog post, we talked about the concept: serve first. The first component was customer service. Today? We talk about saying yes and being nice (the two go hand-in-hand). 
 

Think about the last interaction you had as a customer. How did it go? I have an exa...

Serve first. It’s one of our most important mottos. However, there’s a lot to serve first, so let’s tackle the most obvious first: customer service. 

IT has historically poor reputations when it comes to customer service. But they also get failing grades around the wa...

One of the biggest challenges we face in technology today is technologists tend to focus on the what or the how, and not the why. Or, put another way: we focus on the tech not the touch. 
 

What is this “touch” we mention? Some call it playing politics; we lik...