How Composing Email On Multiple Devices Keeps Business Moving
Email is one of the primary forms of communication for today’s active businessperson, but there are certainly some challenges when you’re on the go. It’s not unusual to start an email on one device and save it as a draft to finish up later from your desktop. This...
What Is A Business Continuity Plan?
Creating a business continuity plan is one of the most important things a company can do. Business continuity ensures that your business is back up and running after a critical disruption, such as a natural disaster or cyberattack. What Is Business Continuity?...
Top Advantages To Local Small Business When They Outsource IT Services
Small business growth is a challenge of keeping up with success without crumbling under commercial weight. Many improvements needed to reach the next stage of success can be prohibitively expensive, leading to debt and risky gambles that could fail from random chance...
Medical Billing Company Reaches Out To K2 For Local IT Services
Top Reasons Medical Billing Companies Should Use Local IT Services Many professional organizations that are afraid to move to the cloud don’t realize they’ve already partially made the switch. Does your organization use Gmail? How about Salesforce? If so,...
Looking For A Better Cloud Solution (Client Success Story)
Are you looking for a better cloud solution? A well-chosen and properly implemented cloud solution can make all the difference for a business – as was the case with Wealth Design Consulting, who trusted K² Technologies to equip them with a cloud solution they could thrive...
Meet Our President
Dan King
We’ve been serving the Gillette area since 2001. As a business owner, I feel a lot of similar pain points like you. Just like you, I know how much of a hassle it can be dealing with IT troubles. It’s expensive, it’s time-consuming, and it’s downright frustrating. You pay your employees to work, but if their workstations aren’t working or the server is unreachable, they can’t do their jobs.
