Jul 14, 2020
A new weekly IT and tech-themed webinar series has been launched by Technology Source. Free events will be held every Tuesday morning for business leaders including CEOs, CIOs, & business owners. Learn how to use Technology for Recovery and Cost Savings
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Santa Ana, United States - July 14, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Technology Source, the national wholesale technology advisory firm, has launched a new weekly virtual round table webinar series. This is a chance for CEOs, CIOs, IT Directors and business owners to access free insider information, talks and new topics each week.
More information can be found at: https://www.technologysource.com/events
The new round tables will be available for free, and chaired by the company’s Vice President, Sonya Z Meline. She will bring top technology executives to the virtual table each week and highlight a new topic or one of Technology Source’s 500+ service provider offerings.
Sonya Z Meline previously served as the chief executive of a cloud computing firm, Effortless Office. She started her career as an IT leader for several mid-sized healthcare companies including Physicians DataTrust and Center For Sight.
In these roles, she implemented extensive pandemic planning and mobility measures. These actions included virtualizing telecommunications infrastructures, servers, computers, and eliminating physical hardware.
The firm has committed to providing these one-hour virtual round tables as a free resource to any type of business organization every Tuesday. Some of the topics they have covered or will cover include reducing IT labor costs, end server and computer upgrades, and enhancing cyber security.
Other topics of interest are how to buy wholesale, best practices for migrating to the cloud, and improving productivity and accountability.
Technology Source is a leading Sourcing-as-a-Service company with over 500 best-in-class business solutions. They have over two decades earning trust in their service across the US.
Their senior wholesale advisors and partners have backgrounds ranging from former technology supplier to chief executives, HIPAA compliance officers, telecom executives and more.
Dominic Antonini, Founder and President of Technology Source stated: “It’s been amazing to see how motivated to help everyone has been during this crisis. Many of the technology providers we work with are offering flexible contracts or even giving away services to anyone impacted.”
“And huge praise to our wholesale advisory team all over the United States. They have really stepped up to help customers source the right solutions during this time. They have always worked from home, so they were ready even before the lock-downs started.”
Sonya Z Meline stated: “The four top issues we are helping organizations overcome right now are customer and staff communication, compliance, cost cutting, and continuity of business. Everyone seems to have a solution, but the issue is having the time to comb through all of those right now is just not feasible for mid-size businesses leaders – that’s where the wholesale advisors at Technology Source come in!”
Full details can be found on the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Dominic Antonini
Email: Send Email
Organization: Technology Source
Address: 1551 North Tustin Avenue Suite 125, Santa Ana, California 92705, United States
Phone: +1-800-340-8115
Website: http://www.technologysource.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88968410
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