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When a printer breaks, most people ask how quickly it can be fixed. The more valuable question is whether the business should still be printing in the first place. AI is creating that kind of moment across every department. Processes that once felt unavoidable can now be reconsidered. Manual work can be removed. Customer experiences can be redesigned. Teams can achieve more without simply adding more people or more tools. But that doesn’t happen by installing new technology and waiting for improvement. It takes someone who understands how your business actually operates, knows what technology can now make possible and can connect the two in a way that produces measurable results. It’s time to rethink how work gets done in your business. On August 1, we’ll show you how.

The right IT partner does more than manage technology—they help organizations move forward with confidence. A Midwest industrial manufacturer was looking for greater consistency, standardization, and a higher level of service across its IT environment. Through a consultative approach and deep understanding of their needs, Integris helped create a path forward built around their goals. #IntegrisDifference #Manufacturing #ManagedIT

Every week we identify new ways AI could improve productivity. The challenge isn't finding ideas, it's knowing which ones will deliver the biggest business impact. How do you determine what AI initiative moves to the top of the list?

AI doesn’t have an ideas problem. It has a prioritization problem. Most businesses already have people experimenting with AI. Someone’s built a GPT. Someone’s automated part of a workflow. Someone’s found a useful new way to save time. That’s a good start, but it’s not a strategy. The harder question is deciding what the business should do next. - Which opportunities are worth investing in? - Which teams need more support? - Is the data ready? - Is adoption growing? - Is the investment actually delivering a return? Without clear ownership and a disciplined way to prioritize, even good ideas can stall or pull attention in too many directions. Curiosity helps you find the opportunities. Discernment is what turns the right ones into ROI. On August 1, we’ll show you how to prioritize AI around measurable business value.

Careers grow here. So do security leaders. Danny Mayer’s journey from Tier 3 Engineer to Manager of Security Operations & Response is the latest story in Built Within — our monthly spotlight series celebrating growth across Integris. Over the course of his career at Integris, Danny expanded his expertise across cybersecurity engineering, security architecture, and incident response before stepping into leadership. Today, he leads our Security Operations Center, helping strengthen our security services while mentoring the next generation of cybersecurity professionals. His journey is a reminder that career growth can be about more than gaining new skills. See where your career could grow next and explore opportunities on our careers page: https://hubs.ly/Q04q1VPb0 #BuiltWithin #CareerGrowth #PeopleFirst

There’s no return on AI if it doesn’t show up on your P&L. AI investment should improve the performance of your business, not just increase the amount of activity happening around new tools. That means being clear from the start about the commercial outcome you’re trying to achieve. ✓ More revenue. ✓ Lower operating costs. ✓ Stronger margins. ✓ Greater capacity. ✓ Faster growth without adding headcount at the same rate. The real question isn’t simply whether AI has been introduced. It’s whether adoption is being managed, progress is being measured and someone’s accountable for turning that investment into a result the business can actually see. Because activity isn’t ROI. On August 1, we’ll show you how to turn AI investment into measurable return.

Who owns productivity in your organization? It is a simple question, but one that rarely has a clear answer. As AI becomes part of everyday work, businesses need someone continually looking at where time is being lost, which workflows could be improved, where teams need more support and whether existing initiatives are delivering the expected value. This is not about replacing what is already working or introducing technology for its own sake. It is about building a disciplined process for improving how AI is adopted, governed and applied over time. Because the organizations that achieve the greatest return from AI will not be the ones that simply implement more tools. They will be the ones that actively manage productivity and continuously turn their AI investment into measurable business value. On August 1st, we'll show you how.

What's really slowing down your factory floor in 2026? Our 2026 Manufacturing Technology & Cybersecurity Report found smart-factory adoption is accelerating — but so are breaches. Adaptive manufacturing (flexibility over pure cost-cutting) is emerging as the winning strategy. Read our key takeaways from the report: https://hubs.ly/Q04pkBTK0 Share in the poll below and comment your #1 challenge. #Integris #Manufacturing #Cybersecurity #MSP

"The silence around breaches is a business risk." Trust is one of a law firm's most valuable assets. But what happens when clients are left in the dark after a cybersecurity incident? In a new article for IT Business Net, Jason Griffinn, Vice President of Cybersecurity Services at Integris, explores findings from the 2026 Law Firm Trust in Technology Report and explains why clear communication is becoming just as important as technical protection when it comes to maintaining client trust. Read the full article: https://hubs.ly/Q04pjMj60 experiencing-breaches-their-clients-have-no-idea/ #Cybersecurity #LegalIT #ClientTrust #ITLeadership

Most businesses are already experimenting with AI. The next challenge is making sure that activity becomes something coordinated, secure and measurable across the wider organisation. That means giving the right people access, setting clear guardrails, tracking adoption and continually identifying the next high-value use cases. The technology matters, but the real value comes from how well it is introduced, governed and improved over time. That is the part we are focused on helping our customers solve, so their investment in AI delivers a real and measurable return. August 1.