Fizen™

IT Management and Automation

Automagically Complete

/ Author Jared Knisley, Customer Service, Fizen™, IT Services, IT Support, Leadership, Managed IT, Productivity, Project Management, Team Building, Virtual CIO
IT Management IT Management can feel like the art of impossible.  A client request comes in, the priority is always high, if it is not completed quickly and accurately expectations can easily fail to be met.  How are we using control automation effectively, to do more, quickly and accurately; like magic! Let's discuss how to [...]

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IT Accountability and Operational Transparency

Four Eyes

/ Author Jared Knisley, Computer Repair, Customer Service, Fizen™, IT Support, Productivity, Project Management, Teaching Others, Team Building
IT Accountability No, no... not what the schoolyard bullies use to say about your glasses.  Besides, they were just jealous of your true awesomeness.  Have you considered using the four-eyes principle for ensuring greater IT accountability in your operations?  Let's take a look... Mistakes are very easy to make, even for detail oriented employees Take

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IT Services and Technology Blind Spots

Hacking Love Bugs

/ Author Jared Knisley, Computer Repair, Customer Service, Fizen™, IT Support, Leadership, Productivity, Project Management, Team Building, Virtual CIO
Blind Spots These poor critters never stood a chance.  There they were, flying along, in love with life and whack - that was the end of it.  Do you ever feel taken by surprise?  How can we avoid blind spots in the daily commute of delivering IT Services to clients. How can we avoid business

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The Law of Triviality

/ Client Retention, Communication, Customer Service, Fizen™, Leadership, Productivity, Project Management, Teaching Others, Team Building, Working Remotely
The Law of Triviality As the meeting started (late) we began to go over deep dive topics that were meant to bring attention to different positive and negative project trends within the group. Rarely would we get past the first couple of slides.  We would jump from one trivial topic to the next, ultimately the

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