Hogan Technology News & Events

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Sean Hogan President

Sean Hogan

President, Hogan Technology

The Most Common IT Support Tickets We See at Hogan Technology

From onboarding to phishing alerts, these are the IT tickets we see most often and what they reveal about your systems, security, and workflows.

 

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Sean Hogan President

Sean Hogan

President, Hogan Technology

40 Years of Service, One Trusted Partner

Hogan Technology turns 40 in 2026, celebrating four decades of growth, client partnerships, and evolving IT, telecom, and cybersecurity services across New England.

 

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Sean Hogan President

Sean Hogan

President, Hogan Technology

Hogan Technology Introduces Artificial Intelligence Acceptable Use Policies for SMBs and Non-Profits

AI is already in your workplace. Hogan Technology’s Acceptable Use Framework helps SMBs and non-profits protect data, reduce risk, and use AI responsibly without slowing productivity.

 

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Sean Hogan President

Sean Hogan

President, Hogan Technology

Maximize Year-End Technology Investments Before December 31

Boost your year-end strategy with Section 179. Learn how smart tech investments before December 31 can strengthen your operations and reduce taxable income.

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Sean Hogan President

Sean Hogan

President, Hogan Technology

Why Proper Recycling Matters

Hidden tech piles can put your business at risk. Learn why secure recycling matters and how Hogan protects your data before it ever reaches a landfill.

 

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Sean Hogan President

Sean Hogan

President, Hogan Technology

Why Businesses Love Working with Hogan Technology

Discover why businesses across New England trust Hogan Technology for reliable service, local support, and true partnership.

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Sean Hogan President

Sean Hogan

President, Hogan Technology

Hogan Technology Helps Customers Generate New Business

Hogan Technology partners with Connect Outbound to help clients grow smarter, not louder, in the age of AI-driven outreach.

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Sean Hogan President

Sean Hogan

President, Hogan Technology

Meet Hogan Technology’s New AI Auto Attendant

We’re upgrading how we handle calls. Faster responses, fewer transfers, and a smarter way to connect with the Hogan team.

 

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Sean Hogan President

Sean Hogan

President, Hogan Technology

Is Your Business Cloud-Ready?

Discover the five signs your business is ready for the cloud and what to fix before making the move.

 

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Sean Hogan President

Sean Hogan

President, Hogan Technology

Supporting Your Community with Every Click

Four decades of service, thousands of local connections. Discover why staying local still matters in technology.

 

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Our first Hogan van.
Sean Hogan President

Sean Hogan

President, Hogan Technology

Too Dumb to Quit

How a little stubbornness and a lot of grit turned Hogan Technology’s toughest years into the foundation for lasting success.

 

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Sean Hogan President

Sean Hogan

President, Hogan Technology

When Bob Clicked the Wrong Link: A Western Mass Cybersecurity Tale

One wrong click nearly cost a Western Mass business thousands. Learn how “Bob” turned his mistake into a cybersecurity wake-up call.

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