Stringfellow Technology Group
At Stringfellow, we believe that IT shouldn't take a toll on your wallet, your people, or your time. Pass the burden on to us. We love it. We live for it. It's our Standard.
We do a lot of things, but most importantly to you, we are an outsourced IT shop that believes IT shouldn't take a toll on your wallet, people and time.
We have proven strategies that work and a fast, friendly service desk that people love and we deliver consistent results that save you time and money.
Making IT easy is kinda what we live for.
Your 2027 Business IT Roadmap: What Happens If Your IT Provider Changes Hands
Here is a scenario that catches growing companies off guard. You build a solid business IT roadmap for 2027. Twelve to eighteen months of sequenced work, a budget your CFO signed off on, a partner you trust to execute it. Then in March, that partner sends an email announcing it has joined a larger organization.
Here is a scenario that catches growing companies off guard. You build a solid business IT roadmap for 2027. Twelve to eighteen months of sequenced work, a budget your CFO signed off on, a partner you trust to execute it. Then in March, that partner sends an email announcing it has joined a larger organization.
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What’s on Your People’s IT Wish List for 2027?
If your IT Genie could answer your IT wish list, what would your people want on it? Most companies start technology planning and budgeting in the wrong place. They start with renewals.They start with hardware replacement schedules.They start with the budget number from last year and ask whether it needs to go up or down.
If your IT Genie could answer your IT wish list, what would your people want on it? Most companies start technology planning and budgeting in the wrong place. They start with renewals.They start with hardware replacement schedules.They start with the budget number from last year and ask whether it needs to go up or down.
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Is Your Technology Ready For The Fall Push?
July has a quiet way of hiding operational debt. When key stakeholders are out of the office, project timelines shift to September, and the general pace of work slows to a summer crawl, small technical friction points don’t feel like a crisis. A slow VPN connection here, a broken printer mapping there, or a new
July has a quiet way of hiding operational debt. When key stakeholders are out of the office, project timelines shift to September, and the general pace of work slows to a summer crawl, small technical friction points don’t feel like a crisis. A slow VPN connection here, a broken printer mapping there, or a new
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That “Fix It Now” Popup is Actually a ClickFix Attack
Your team member is on a website. A box pops up. “Something went wrong with this page. Follow these steps to fix it.” Or maybe it says “we need to verify you’re human.” Either way, it tells them to copy a piece of text, open a system tool, and paste. Thirty seconds later, without downloading
Your team member is on a website. A box pops up. “Something went wrong with this page. Follow these steps to fix it.” Or maybe it says “we need to verify you’re human.” Either way, it tells them to copy a piece of text, open a system tool, and paste. Thirty seconds later, without downloading
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People First: Onboard Faster with Better IT
Picture a Monday in September. A new hire walks in for their first day, coffee in hand, a little nervous, ready to make a good impression. Their manager walks them to their desk. And then everyone waits. The laptop is not set up. The email account does not exist yet. Nobody is sure who ordered
Picture a Monday in September. A new hire walks in for their first day, coffee in hand, a little nervous, ready to make a good impression. Their manager walks them to their desk. And then everyone waits. The laptop is not set up. The email account does not exist yet. Nobody is sure who ordered
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Stop Blaming Burnout On Workload. Blame Your Microsoft 365 Setup.
Picture an office manager at a 120-person accounting firm in Franklin, TN. It’s 4:45 on a Thursday. Her Microsoft Teams sidebar has fourteen unread channels. Three people have emailed her the same spreadsheet with three different file names. Someone just pinged her on chat to ask a question she answered in an email two hours
Picture an office manager at a 120-person accounting firm in Franklin, TN. It’s 4:45 on a Thursday. Her Microsoft Teams sidebar has fourteen unread channels. Three people have emailed her the same spreadsheet with three different file names. Someone just pinged her on chat to ask a question she answered in an email two hours
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