As a Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of an insurance firm, navigating the dynamics of cloud-based communications is integral to fostering a competitive edge, ensuring operational efficiency, and delivering superior customer service.

Read more as we delve into these challenges and explore potential solutions tailored to the insurance sector.

There is a difference between third-party and vendor tools. Vendors create tools to show that their system works, whereas third-party providers develop tools to locate problems and help fix them. Why choose 3rd-party tools over built-in vendor tools?

Ready to level up your cybersecurity game and protect your organization from the lurking threats? What we have learned from industry experts and clients that unlock the secrets of cyber resilience and fortify your defenses.

Cyber Recovery Planning is critical to the survival of your organization in the event of a cyber attack. Following are 11 things you need to know and / or do to create a viable Cyber Recovery Plan.

Cyber recovery is usually a multi stage approach, including a "clean room" recovery and a promotion to production once the recovered environment is validated to be clean. Cyber recovery is generally harder than a full blown disaster recovery. Read the key differences for cyber recovery.

This guide will give you actionable strategies you can use today to improve your company's competitiveness, agility and profitability even if you're a non-technical business leader.  

It will do that by helping you to anticipate the benefits and risks of the cloud, create a plan that fits your business, and executing it.

Are you still avoiding cloud or wondering if cloud technology can help your business?!

One of the 10 largest credit unions in Canada approached Thinkwise with a tall task: in 30 days, come up with a strategy for moving their business to the cloud. We responded with a cloud strategy that aligned IT projects and technologies with the organization’s 2-year transformation goals.

Organizations need to move beyond disaster recovery and embrace resiliency, which is more focused on having company systems, applications and data continuously available and continuously improved upon.