Executive Blogs

Firenze – A Place Like No Other and A Cause Like No Other

by Daniel DiSano
I recently returned from a Young President’s Organization (YPO) event in Florence, Italy. As many of you know, I am Italian-American with three of my four grandparents migrating from the “old country.” Though I do feel a special bond with Italy because of my heritage, all - and I mean all - can appreciate the splendor of Firenze.  Read More

Axispoint's New Website

by Daniel DiSano
Our new website is now live. Please go to www.axispoint.com to see our new content and read about our key practice areas. Our new website is a better reflection of how we go to market and serve our customers. It is structured around our three core areas: Applications Services (technology consulting, application development, BPM, enterprise 2.0), IT Services (networking, wireless, IP telephony, a/v, data center, security), and Managed Services which we brand Axiscare™ (remote monitoring of networks and applications, Managed WiFi, Managed Voice).  Read More

E2.0 – Hot and Getting Hotter

by Daniel DiSano
Enterprise 2.0 is one of our highest growth ("hottest") practice areas, and I am predicting that what we do in the space will be even more in demand over the next few years. E2.0 is the culmination of several Internet technologies, video and social media – what you often hear as Web 2.0. The reason we and others call it E2.0 is because we have learned through deep experience how to take the core web technologies and bring them into the enterprise. We don’t do this for our clients because it’s cool or we want to explore the latest technologies.  Read More

Banks Need to Lend Now

by Daniel DiSano
Though there are several reasons our economy that has been struggling, the credit crisis is front and center. Even after all of the government involvement and various stimulus programs, financial institutions remain ridiculously gun shy. This is so very frustrating. We, the tax payers, bailed out the banks but in return the banks have been reluctant to lend to stimulate the market and create “real job growth.”  Read More