The Budget Mayor De Blasio and the City Council recently approved the proposed budget by a vote of 32-17. The $88.1 billion budget includes a cut to the New York Police Department’s funding of an estimated $1 billion. Some believe the cuts are poorly timed, while others believe the cuts are appropriate. Problematic Timing The … Continue reading
Surveillance System The first step in the process is securing the brick and mortar location. The two boxes we look to check are monitoring the perimeter & interior and storing the information relayed to us by the cameras. We use 8 MP, also known as 4K, cameras covering every entrance and exit of the building. … Continue reading
Dine-In Is Dead The coronavirus has wiped out dine in for the present and at least the near future. This spells doom for anyone who owns a food-based business with a brick and mortar location, relying on in-store sales to drive revenue. Want To Get It Back? The good news is, reviving your dine-in capabilities … Continue reading
Re-Opening America The country is in the first phase of re-opening. Among other things your business has to worry about during these times, we have some bad news. Your insurance policies will be exposed to risk the second your business re-opens to the public. The following quote from Travis Vance, a partner and the chair … Continue reading