Technology Source Offering Virtual Roundtable: Thriving in a Digital World

SANTA ANA, Calif., April 20, 2020 (Newswire.com) - Technology Source, a national technology advisory firm, has started a weekly virtual roundtable specifically geared to organizations who are facing challenges in the wake of the coronavirus. The roundtables are offered free of charge and chaired by the company’s Vice President, Sonya Z. Meline, who runs the meetings from her home in California. Meline also brings top technology executives to the virtual table each week.

Here is a list of topics and goals Technology Source will cover for Tuesday, April 21, at 10 a.m. PST:

• Understanding the Digital Landscape
• How to Approach Clients Right Now
• How to Attract the Ideal Customer
• How Organizations Can Survive COVID-19 and What They Can Do Now to Come Out On Top

To view the list of tech companies slated to present, or for more details and to register to attend the events, visit this Zoom meeting registration:

https://zoom.us/webinar/register/9015873978821/WN_s-wU8G9gQ6itv7xshTKAHg

Dominic Antonini, Founder and President of Technology Source stated, “It’s been amazing to see how motivated to help everyone has been during this crisis. Many of the technology providers we work with are offering flexible contracts or even giving away services to anyone impacted. And huge praise to our advisory team all over the United States. They have really stepped up to help customers source the right solutions during this time. They have always worked from home, so they were ready even before the lock-downs started.”

Meline, who previously served as a chief executive of cloud computing firm, Effortless Office, started her career as an IT leader for several mid-sized healthcare companies, including Physicians DataTrust and Center for Sight. In these roles, she implemented extensive pandemic planning and mobility measures. These actions include virtualizing telecommunications infrastructures and eliminating physical hardware, such as servers and computers, to enable both on-site staff and remote workforces alike.

“Organizations are trying to find their voice right now. It is hard to know what to say to customers and how and when to say it. The solutions we are going over usually are more around cybersecurity and cloud services, but this week we have brought a large national digital marketing firm and a unified communications provider to address this: how to stay relevant and possibly even shift your business model in a digital world.”

The firm has committed to providing these one-hour virtual round tables as a free resource to any type of business or organization every Tuesday until June and mentioned they could extend them if the need continues.​ 

Source: Technology Source