November Tech Talks with Rob - Year End Tech Tune-Up: Simplify, Secure and Set Up 2027 for Success

Join us for “Tech Talk with Rob” an enlightening webinar series designed specifically for small business owners looking to navigate the complex world of technology. Each session, hosted by tech expert Rob, will delve into critical topics that are essential for running a modern business in the digital age.

TOPIC - Year End Tech Tune-Up: Simplify, Secure, and Set Up 2027 for Success

When was the last time you looked under the hood of your business technology?

Be honest: How many apps are you paying for that you have not opened in months? How many old accounts still have access to your systems? When was the last time you updated anything?

Before the holiday rush hits, Tech Talks with Rob is dedicating November to a full year-end tech tune-up - a practical, no-stress session to help you clean up, lock down, and plan ahead.

We will cover:

*How to audit your software - what you are paying for, what you actually use, and what can go

*Revoking access from former employees, old apps, vendors and forgotten integrations

*The 15-minute security checkup every business owner should do before January

*Consolidating tools: when one app can replace three

*Setting your tech budget and priorities for 2027 - what is worth investing in and what is hype

*A printable year-end tech checklist you can work through over a coffee

Think of it as spring cleaning - in November - for all your business technology.

Whether you are tech-savvy or just getting started, “Tech Talk with Rob” will provide you with the knowledge and tools to leverage technology for your business’s success. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn, grow, and secure your business in the digital marketplace.

During each session, Rob will present a brief 15–20-minute introduction to the topic at hand, followed by an interactive discussion and Q&A period. This series aims to create a welcoming environment where you’re encouraged to ask any questions you may have. Remember, there are no bad questions.