Introducing Our Newest Addition
Please join us in welcoming Joy Newton-Grubb, sales consultant to our team. With 20+ years of experience creating space & information storage solutions for the private & public sectors, Joy will focus on federal agencies & law practices. She describes herself as having "a passion for storing and tracking physical assets (RFID) efficiently." She can be contacted directly at 202-336-3390,… Read More »
Reshape Your Office to Reduce Health Insurance Costs
Health insurance is on the mind of every employer. With insurers lowering premiums for companies that promote employee fitness, we’ve said goodbye to the “Mad Men” days of workplace cigarettes and whisky, and hello to employer-sponsored FitBits, gym memberships, corporate team sports and adventure retreats. But not everyone can fit a daily workout into the time demands of work and… Read More »
Are Your Storage Systems Disaster-Ready?
Irma, Harvey, Katrina, Sandy – these are names which remind us that natural disasters are devastating, not just for private citizens but for the businesses that serve those affected communities. Business continuity and disaster recovery are important considerations in any successful business, but our American “can-do” optimism can often lead us to overlook the need to plan for disaster. Any… Read More »
The Results of Radical Retail Remedies
Brick and mortar retail sales have been in free-fall as online shopping grows exponentially. Some retailers have taken bold steps to survive, staking their future on technology and right-sizing. And the latest numbers may show some hope. Although overall year-over-year growth is still in negative territory, a recent Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysis found that department store sales were… Read More »
We made The List
We love being of service to our clients with their storage challenges and appreciate our continued inclusion that marks our success in the Washington Business Journal! Read More »
In or Out: The Unexpected Telecommute Pivot
Just when you’re getting your business on the telecommuting bandwagon, the pioneers of telework seem to be jumping off. IBM, for example, began supporting telecommuting in the 1970’s, but now it’s shifting toward more collocation. Yahoo famously encouraged its employees to work from home, only to rescind all telecommuting in 2015. Bank of America, among others, is cutting down on… Read More »