Ransomware attacks are all too common these days. We think, “That happened to someone else, but it certainly won’t happen to me.” Well, guess what? It can. Today, I’d like to share our story and offer 12 suggestions to help you in your critical thought process when it comes to protecting against these types of cyber attacks.

Understanding our weaknesses in any area allows us to work to improve them or find the right resources to help strengthen them. The same is true in our organizations. Identifying our gaps is the first step to operating in excellence.

Bark Communications is pleased to announce that Siskinds has retained Bark Communications to assist with its communications and social media efforts for their Personal Injury department.

We are thrilled to add such a prestigious law firm to our client roster and look forward to serving them well.

For many years, businesses have struggled with how to setup digital signage in their lobbies and throughout their business. Digital signage is useful for displaying announcements, news, educational content, weather, and other videos and image slides. 

In our last post, we encouraged you to consider what good social media usage is all about - relationships. Today, we want to share a personal anecdote that demonstrates that very point.

Let me tell you something about yourself. If you're a person that says you hate social media, chances are, you don't. You don't hate Facebook. You don't hate Twitter. You don't hate LinkedIn. You don't hate Pinterest. You don't hate YouTube. What you hate, is how people use them.

Today, I want to engage the idea that there aren't really any new creative ideas out there. If that's the case, then whether it be music, painting, sculpture, or a design that represents a corporate brand identity, what is the meaning, and where is the value of creativity? Here's my attempt at an answering those questions.