October 2020:

The Best of Tech Edge and the Importance of Physical Security

• Best of Tech Edge presents Mark Matthews Virtual 1 Hour Session "Working From 
• Press Release: Nex-Tech Acquires Inland Computer Systems
• An Interview With Nate Rohleder On the State of Physical Security
• How to Assess Risk in Your Business—Five Steps to Get You Started
• DON'T Do What You're Told (Until you know the request is real)

• SALTO Systems & Nex-Tech Provide Streamlined Electronic Access Control

Best of Tech Edge presents Mark Matthews

Working From Home

Do employees really work hard? Do bosses really think they're goofing off?

Join Mark Matthews, our favorite insightful and sometimes quirky Brit as he dispels the myths of working from home.

October 7 at 10:00 AM CT.

PRESS RELEASE: Nex-Tech Acquires Inland Computer Systems

LENORA Kan, Oct 1, 2020—Nex-Tech is pleased to announce it has reached an agreement today to acquire Inland Computer Systems of Topeka. Inland provides computer repair, network installation, hardware, and managed services. Inland opened in Topeka in 1983 and has been co-owned by Bob Raymer and Pam Gies. Inland is located at 17th and Fairlawn and Nex-Tech will have an office in this same location. Inland also provides printer and typewriter maintenance, but that portion of the business is not being acquired. Nex-Tech will have four local staff in the Topeka location.

Nate Rohleder On the State of Physical Security

by Olga Detrixhe

OD: Hi Nate, good to have you. Your working world revolves around physical security. Tell us what that means to you and why you are passionate about it?

NR: A: Every business is different, and everyone’s security needs are different, so it’s fun to get creative about how to help customers protect their business. They work hard to be successful and make their employees feel safe, so when something happens it can be detrimental. It’s rewarding to help protecting what matters ...

How to Assess Risk in Your Business—Five Steps to Get You Started

by Olga Detrixhe

Let’s talk security. It’s everywhere, whether your business has 5 or 500 employees: encryption for your emails, surveillance cameras, or all the cloud services requiring multi-factor authentication. IT departments can’t get around it anymore, but it’s still a tough and complex conversation, especially when budget time comes.

DON'T Do What You're Told (Until you know the request is real)

by Shannon Rothchild

If you are like me, one of the first items you do each day is check your e-mail. Picture this, it is Tuesday morning and you have just poured your favorite drink and sat down at your desk. You open Outlook to see what fun things email has in store for you today, and then...