vi·sion·ar·y· noun · (from Latin “one who see”) someone who is able to imagine how a thing should be and strives to make it so.

The Visionary is appointed by Vista each month as recognition for seeing a need in the organization and taking initiative to satisfy it without being prompted. This team member goes above and beyond their daily responsibilities and does so with an outstanding attitude. This month, Jason Welmerink our Technical Services Manager was nominated by our President, Jeff Stevens.

vi·sion·ar·y· noun · (from Latin “one who see”) someone who is able to imagine how a thing should be and strives to make it so.

The Visionary is appointed by Vista each month as recognition for seeing a need in the organization and taking initiative to satisfy it without being prompted.  This team member goes above and beyond their daily responsibilities and does so with an outstanding attitude. This month, Dani Montgomery our Resource Coordinator was nominated by our President, Jeff Stevens.

vSphere 7.0 What You Need to Know

VMware’s vSphere 7.0 was just released! Join Vista for a webinar where we will cover everything you need to know about it, including:

Many IT departments are currently being stretched thin due to the recent strain put on IT departments and infrastructure as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. This is a great opportunity for IT departments to work with a Managed Service Provider, like Vista, to delegate some of the routine tasks and focus on more pressing matters.

vi·sion·ar·y· noun · (from Latin “one who see”) someone who is able to imagine how a thing should be and strives to make it so.

The Visionary Award is appointed by Vista each month as recognition for seeing a need in the organization and taking initiative to satisfy it without being prompted.  This team member goes above and beyond their daily responsibilities and does so with an outstanding attitude. This month, Mike Heffron our Technical Specialist was nominated by our President, Jeff Stevens.

Fully understanding the mechanics and true costs of moving to the cloud can be tough to wrap your arms around. Many organizations wind up vastly underestimating that cost. Luckily, it is possible to effectively and accurately plan for cloud migrations.

Vista IT Group is excited to announce the recent promotion of Nathan Cook to Enterprise Sales Manager.  Nate started with Vista in 2005 with no advanced education and no previous sales experience. He started as a Lead Generator making $10 an hour just to drum up leads and hand them off to senior sales representatives.“That wasn’t fun” Cook said. “But as I progressed I was able to earn the respect of Jeff and the management team to manage my own book of business and ended up the only one out of my hiring class to make it within the company long term.” Since then, Nate has held multiple positions within the company between managing brands, e-commerce, end user sales, and most recently serving as a mentor to our new hires.

If you are an IT Professional, sending employees home for a few weeks might make you think you finally have time to finish all those projects you simply haven’t had time for (because you are always busy helping someone). However, there’s a lot that you need to plan for with a remote work model. Now, more than ever, companies must prioritize security of their remote workers, due to the ever-changing cybercriminal landscape we’re seeing today. Us folks in the IT industry have a saying: it’s not if something will go wrong, it’s when. Are you preparing for the “when”?

Working remotely may seem to be just a “change in scenery” but really, it’s so much more. In the old days (pre COVID-19) for a hacker to find a vulnerable remote worker to exploit, it was like looking for a needle in a haystack. Now, with so many people working remotely, it’s like looking for hay in a haystack - and any old piece of hay will do. It’s not a matter of if a cyber criminal will attempt to exploit your company’s remote workforce, it’s a matter of when. Will you be ready?

vi·sion·ar·y· noun · (from Latin “one who see”) someone who is able to imagine how a thing should be and strives to make it so.

The Visionary is appointed by Vista each month as recognition for seeing a need in the organization and taking initiative to satisfy it without being prompted.  This team member goes above and beyond their daily responsibilities and does so with an outstanding attitude. This month, Ivan Ewing our Support Services Team Lead was nominated by our General Manager, Steve Taylor.