Thanksgiving is traditionally a time when families get together, enjoy a fine meal, and give thanks for all that they have. While some people may clearly possess more money or tangible assets than others, you can’t place a value on such profound things as health, relationships, and happiness. Peace of mind counts as yet another huge blessing in today’s chaotic world – and if you own or operate a business, a big part of that peace of mind comes from knowing that your technology is working for you instead of against you. Here are some features of a well-managed IT system worth feeling thankful about.

Windows 11 is one year old this month – and it got a nice first birthday present. Microsoft has rolled out the OS version’s first major update, version 22H2, making it available to over 190 countries. You may not be an early adopter by nature, and that can be a prudent attitude where software is concerned. However, you’ll want to go ahead and make this upgrade once you know about some of the new and improved features it contains. A quick look under the hood reveals the following goodies just for starters.

December means holiday events, family reunions, and road trips -- in other words, vacations. You may have already received a number of requests for holiday vacation time from members of your IT team, and that’s only right. Technical workers have certainly put in the hours this year, especially with added burdens of heavy teleconferencing and remote collaboration usage. They deserve a break -- but before you’re left with the barest of technical skeleton crews, make sure you’ve taken the necessary steps to automate some critical IT functions.

As another Thanksgiving holiday approaches, Americans like to put aside everyday hassles in favor of food, family, friends, and general thankfulness for all the good things in their lives. For business owners, that thankfulness may extend, not just for the profits that have rolled in that year, but also to the overall productivity, security, and stability of their various enterprises. You could find yourself feeling thankful that the Austin IT managed services team at Gravity Systems has helped you enjoy this same bounty. Here are four outsourced IT services worth giving thanks for this season.

Sometimes just keeping track of all the moving parts in your IT system can feel like an overwhelming, never-ending scavenger hunt. Your employees are all using different, unrelated platforms and apps for their email, calendar and other productivity solutions. Meanwhile, your various branch offices are struggling to stay on the same page with each other. Fortunately, our  Austin IT managed services team can straighten that mess out for you, thanks to our streamlined Gravity Office services. We can streamline your:

Rapid technological advances have altered the landscape of business IT operations considerably in recent years. This is both good news and bad news for non-technical business owners who find themselves struggling to stay on top of all the latest developments, including the deluge of software updates, security updates, and other essentials. If you're one of those beleaguered decision makers, you may have heard of two outsourced solutions that can save you a lot of effort and confusion – software as a service (SaaS) and managed services. But if you're weighing one against the other for your organization, there are important differences between the two that you need to understand.