Harrisburg-based BlackCSI, a managed technology services provider (MTSP), is integrating business phone systems into Microsoft Teams to boost collaboration, productivity and profitability.  

Sixty percent of small businesses who have suffered a cyber security breach go out of business within six months. 

If you can’t click on this story, it might be time for a new device. 

Annville, Lebanon County technology solutions provider Candoris has been acquired by Computer Design & Integration (CDI), a New York City-based competitor. 

When the profile of the Black Lives Matter movement grew in 2020, many businesses started to reach out to the African American Chamber of Commerce of Central PA. They wanted a list of Black-owned businesses in the region they could add to their lists of vendors.

York technology services company Doceo recently opened a new office in downtown Lebanon.

At York Water Company, the nation’s oldest investor owned utility, President and CEO JT Hand says we need investments in infrastructure, technology and people to keep systems safe.

York technology company Doceo recently moved its Lancaster location to a new, 1,866-square-foot service center on Oregon Pike.

Morefield Communications’ fourth president is the first from outside the Morefield family since its founding in 1945.

A new partnership between Harrisburg University and an Arizona-based IT apprenticeship program is expected to build a pipeline of eligible students into the university’s Information Systems and Information Technologies program.

The executive director of a Camp Hill-based IT and management consulting firm resigned last week, prompting the firm to elect its vice president to the position temporarily.

Lebanon County-based software and technology company Candoris signed a three-year partnership with the Philadelphia Eagles to improve the football team’s IT infrastructure.

Longtime Harrisburg-based business services company Higher Information Group is expanding into the Northeast Pennsylvania market with the acquisition earlier this month of a well-established equipment service organization.

Vince Aukamp, 46, joined Cargas Systems in 2017 as a systems consultant and was recently promoted to IT manager, where he will oversee the day-to-day operations of the IT team as well as several strategic initiatives.

Highmark this week laid off 239 employees, including 74 at its operation on Center Street in East Pennsboro Township in Cumberland County.