By Jodi Schweiger, RDN, LD, CDCES, Executive Director Business Development, The Iowa Clinic It’s no secret that providing healthcare coverage to employees is a major
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Don’t believe everything you’ve heard about cybersecurity. Cybercrime is on the rise and the danger to your business may be greater than you realize. Underestimating
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Imagine this: you become aware of a security vulnerability in your business network or IT infrastructure. If you don’t patch and update the system or application right away, it could significantly increase your risk of an attack.
This is what we love about our city. We don’t pussyfoot around. We think big and just get it done. Kudos to Mayor Steve Gaer and key city, community, and business leaders who were instrumental in helping to build our city into the world class community it is today. Ranked #1 best place to live in Iowa and #37 best place to live in America by Money Magazine, it’s no wonder people have a passion for West Des Moines.
Technological innovation is integrated throughout the daily operations of companies across industries. According to a recent Accenture report, “future-ready” organizations – those that are resilient enough to survive a disruption – are twice as efficient and three times as profitable as their peers.
If you sell a produce or service, you probably accept credit cards. Here are ten things to know and consider when exploring merchant processing options.
