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If you’re like most companies, you’ve implemented BYOD policies and are enabling employees to use their personal devices for work. You’ve created security and compliance guidelines that are now in place across your organization. You’ve possibly even considered and/or have implemented a mobile device management (MDM) solution to help your IT teams extend their management…
Learn moreDo you continue on with the traditional workspace that you’ve been using—because of the clear advantages it brings to IT? Or, do you make the investment in a new secure digital workspace—where the benefits apply not only to IT, but also to your wide base of users that are increasingly working outside the confines of…
Learn moreWe’ve traded in the traditional cubicles and desktops for virtual meetings and mobile devices. Today, the center of work is shifting to the cloud. But as an organization, managing the growing proliferation of apps scattered across clouds and data centers is unwieldy, increases your security risks and puts a strain on productivity. However, that’s nothing…
Learn moreA few weeks ago, members of our executive team and healthcare account managers attended HIMSS19 and brought back insight around new HIT developments as well as, shared perspective from keynote speakers and sessions. The theme was innovation. Innovation driven by technology will continue to yield improvements and disruption. And, there’s a clear and stronger push…
Learn moreFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Bridgette Borst Ombres Ph: 412-491-9074 E: bridgette@a2u.net A2U NAMED PITTSBURGH ROTARY ETHICS EXCELLENCE AWARD FINALIST PITTSBURGH, Pa., February 27, 2019 – Today, A2U was recognized as a finalist for the Pittsburgh Rotary Ethics Excellence Award (PREEA), an achievement earned by the region’s top companies in ethics. The winning…
Learn moreThis month, we are excited to introduce you to A2U’s newest team member: Al Vignolini. A seasoned, transformational IT leader with a track record that includes multiple Fortune 500 companies, Al is A2U’s new vice president of IT. Read on to get to know Al! Q: Where did you go to college? A: DeVry University…
Learn moreA2U’s leadership team attended Citrix Summit ’19, which kicked off the first week of January in Orlando. Packed with inspiration, fast-paced learning and continuing education around Citrix solutions, this conference was one for the books. The sessions were strongly focused on how to close the productivity gap – and how we can engage our clients…
Learn moreIt’s the era we’ve named The Age of the Consumer. Now more than ever, hospitals need to serve and retain patients to stay in the black because patient consumers have much more choice. So, how can hospitals win in this new age? It boils down to closing the gap between IT and the healthcare business…
Learn moreIT isn’t just something we do – it’s our passion. And passionate people are at the center of A2U’s growing success. Two years in a row, A2U was named Pittsburgh’s fastest growing technology company. In 2018, Inc. Magazine featured A2U on Inc. 5000, a list that rounds up the fastest growing companies in America. Within…
Learn morePatriotism. Sacrifice. Service. Leadership. These are just some of the powerful words that come to mind when we think of the men and women who serve our nation in the armed forces. A2U is fortunate enough to have a veteran who doubles as a support analyst on our team and embodies all of these words. In light…
Learn moreMedia Contact: Bridgette Borst Ombres, A2U Ph: 412-491-9074 E: bridgette@a2u.net A2U recognized on 2018 CRN Next-Gen 250 List This is an annual list that recognizes solution providers transforming business with emerging technologies. PITTSBURGH, Pa., November 5, 2018 – Today, A2U announced that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has named A2U to its…
Learn moreBy Cliff Miller Frightening threats… spooky activities… Halloween is a fitting end to National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Did you know that the average cost of a data breach last year was $3.62 million and during each attack, hackers made out with about 24,000 records? That’s pretty scary stuff. During a time when goblins and tricks…
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