The Google Cloud Platform can do virtually any business computing task you need it to. From pre-written machine learning modules to high-end data analysis, it’s limited only by the internet connection you use to access it. But now, even that is being improved upon.
Businesses are using mobile devices more than ever to increase productivity and profitability. However, like desktops and laptops, smartphones and tablets are highly vulnerable to hacking, and some employees expose them to threats in ways they may not even be aware of.
With 4.75 billion pieces of content shared on Facebook and 500 million tweets shared every day, harnessing crucial social media data is becoming an increasingly monumental task. Businesses need to leverage social media in order to deliver relevant and personalized content to customers.
Adept Solutions’ makes three promises to our partners: 1) make work easier, 2) keep you secure, and 3) empower growth. We know keeping your data secure is crucial to your business success. We also know that human error has a hand in 73.4% of all data breaches, making it the biggest threat to your IT security.
Two words that describe how businesses have changed--and will continue to change--are “technology” and “innovation”. Over the next few months we will discuss the impact they have on your business. With some input from Microsoft, let’s start with technology.
Meet Jesse Quintero, Adept Solutions Engineer
I was born in Yuba City, CA and was raised in Olivehurst, CA. A majority of my family still call Northern California home.
I served 4 years in the Marine Corps, and spent the 1st year of my military career training for my job as a Data Network Specialist in the Mojave Desert in 29 Palms, CA. After completing my training I was fortunate enough to be stationed at MCBH Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii.
Why did we update our web presence?
Let me give you a little context...I grew up in Wyoming and was raised on a farm, so having a business in Yuba City is very close to my roots...the only difference is that things actually grow here. When asked in an interview what we raised on our farm, I facetiously said, "we raised rocks"… and it wasn't far from the truth.
