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5 Ways Tech can Save your Small Business Money
Any small business owner knows that technology can be expensive. Technology can also pay off, especially in the long run, by creating significant savings. Different technologies will save your business money in different ways. The latest and greatest offering instant savings and increased cash flow is not always the best way to go, however. Choosing…
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Business Intelligence for Small Business
Business intelligence (BI) software is being leveraged in so many ways for so many companies. For example, when your Amazon account suggests items you may like to purchase, they come up with these items through predictive analytics. Business Intelligence makes sure the big decisions in your business are the right decisions. If you think your…
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Why is Transformation our Mission?
Our mission since 2012 has been clear: “Unleash the Potential of Businesses and Schools”. Every decision, hire, strategic move, conversation or performance review is tied back to our values. Our employees are hired based on their ability to help us, themselves and our clients grow, take 100% responsibility, and to make an impact. These values…
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Technology Integration and the 21st Century Learner
What does technology integration look like for the 21st Century learner? How can you begin to use technology to bring your classroom to life? Are students participating as an observer, designer, presenter, or creator? Today in education, students are becoming more at the center of learning. May educators are moving away from a day that…
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Press Release: GadellNet Adds Education Tech Specialist
MARCH 20, 2017, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, GadellNet Technology Solutions is proud to announce a new role within our company to better serve our k-12 education clients. The newly created Education Technology Specialist will focus on process, documentation, transition, and training. These 4 imperatives will be improved through diagramming school processes and GadellNet’s role in those…
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Protecting Student Data
Data-driven decision making has been a growing theme in education as much as business. As concerns about student progress and proficiency increase, and measurements of all sorts work towards making student growth more transparent, the amount of data on each child that calls our schools part of her community proliferates. But in a culture where…
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Risks of a cut-rate provider
Many small businesses are turning to Managed Service Providers (MSPs) as Outsourced IT Departments. The day-to-day tech needs and strategic management tend to be too demanding for the average small business owner. Managed Service Providers are able to step in and take over, leaving time for small business owners to spend more time doing whatever…
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Web Accessibility: New Imperatives, Same Mission
If your school receives public funding and is accessible by “the public” at large, your website may be the focus of an accessibility review by the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights (OCR). Web accessibility is drawing lots of attention from K12 school leaders as OCR reviews have picked up in the last 18 months,…
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Grace Hopper
To celebrate International Women’s Day, we wanted to share a little about a woman who was a trailblazer in the technology field. Grace Hopper was a computer scientist. She held a Ph. D. in mathematics from Yale University, was a Naval Rear Admiral, and a pioneer in computer language. Grace Hopper’s most notable accomplishment was…
