Author: Pat Whyte

Pat Whyte is the Marketing Specialist at Simply Technology, leading digital strategy, content, and HubSpot automation for a growing MSP in Metro Detroit. He builds landing pages, campaigns, branding, and sales enablement that drive real pipeline. Before Simply, he supported customer engagement and brand communication at General Motors. Pat holds a B.S. in Marketing from Central Michigan University and specializes in SEO, content creation, and system-driven growth.

PCI Compliance Checklist for Restaurants and Retail Stores

PCI compliance checklist for restaurants helps protect POS systems, cardholder data, and your ability to keep processing payments. If your business accepts credit cards, PCI compliance applies. This guide breaks down what matters most — and gives you a practical checklist to tighten up your POS and network without the jargon. Quick Summary PCI compliance […]

How Long Does a Low-Voltage Installation Take?

Simply Technology service van parked on-site for professional IT infrastructure installation work.

It’s one of the most common questions we hear before a low-voltage project starts — and it’s a fair one. But most businesses aren’t really asking for a number. They’re trying to plan around the installation. They want to know how the work will affect employees, customers, the space, and day-to-day operations. Here’s what actually […]

Zero Trust Guest Wi-Fi: How to Secure Visitor Access Without Risk

Zero Trust guest Wi-Fi securing visitor network access

Zero Trust guest Wi-Fi is the simplest way to give visitors internet access without letting their devices touch your business network. If you are a Metro Detroit business, this matters because “guest Wi-Fi” is one of the easiest places for a risky device to slip into the same environment as your staff. The business impact […]

Why Businesses Are Switching to VoIP in 2025

VoIP for small business is one of the fastest upgrades Metro Detroit companies are making in 2025, and it is not about chasing a trend. It is about fixing what traditional phone setups keep breaking: dropped calls, clunky hardware, expensive contracts, and zero flexibility. Business impact first: when calls do not connect cleanly, you lose […]