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Windows 11 26H2 Is Coming: Is Your Business Ready? Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 11 version 26H2 is coming soon. For businesses, schools, nonprofits, and organizations with managed devices, this is not just another update — it is a reminder to review device readiness, patch management, and endpoint security before deployment. Schedule an IT Consultation Learn About Device Management What Is Windows 11 26H2? According to reporting from BleepingComputer , Microsoft confirmed that Windows 11 version 26H2 will be the next Windows 11 feature update. Devices already running Windows 11 24H2 or 25H2 are expected to upgrade using a smaller enablement package instead of a full operating system replacement. In plain English, that means the upgrade may be faster and less disruptive for systems that are already current. But that does not mean every device should be upgraded without planning. Important: Devices running older vers...

Modern Device Management With MSLS Partners and Scalefusion Modern businesses and schools depend on laptops, tablets, phones, and shared devices every day. As the number of devices grows, so does the challenge of keeping them secure, updated, organized, and easy to support. Schedule an IT Consultation Why Scalefusion Why Device Management Matters ``` Device management is no longer optional for organizations that rely on technology every day. Without a centralized way to manage endpoints, IT teams can quickly lose visibility into device health, security settings, application status, and user support needs. At MSLS Partners LLC , we help organizations take control of their devices through professional endpoint and mobile device management solutions. Our goal is simple: help your team work securely, reduce manual IT tasks, and give your organization better visibility across every device. In plain English: device management helps your org...

Oreland Pizza Network Upgrade: From Daily Outages to a Reliable Business Network MSLS Partners LLC recently completed a full network upgrade for Oreland Pizza, focused on improving reliability, cleaning up the network rack, organizing cabling, and creating a stronger technology foundation for daily restaurant operations. Schedule an IT Consultation See the Result Why This Project Mattered ``` Before this upgrade, Oreland Pizza was dealing with daily network outages caused by improper hardware and an unstable network setup. For a restaurant, network downtime is a serious problem. It can affect POS systems, Wi-Fi, phones, cameras, back-office systems, and the overall customer experience. This project was not just about making the rack look better. It was about planning and building a network that the business can depend on every day. In plain English: a restaurant network needs to be stable because payment systems, Wi-Fi, phones, camera...