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How to break the spam cycle once and for all
Since the dawn of Juno, Yahoo and Hotmail email has been you against the World Wide Web. Spammers, solicitors and scammers disguise themselves as your friends, employers and royalty to get you to open that enticing little email that just might be your lucky break. Whether malicious or not, these emails clutter your inbox and dilute the emails you want / have to read. Read more »
Tips for standardizing your organization's IT while keeping your staff in the excited and in the loop!
If your organization's office is using multiple versions and models of software and hardware, the task of standardizing can be difficult. Buying all new equipment to centralize is a solution but not a practical when working with a small budget. Standardizing IT in small - medium sized businesses is a marathon not a sprint. Here are some tips to centralize your equipment over time:
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Managed IT Services: An insider reveals the gold standard that all IT Service Providers should measure up to
Managed IT services are a powerful way for small – medium sized business to manage their IT budget while getting the most bang for their buck. Not only is it a cost-saving opportunity but it allows the business to focus on more prominent issue and further develop their organization. Having a team of professionals on call and a strategized business plan to help you overcome future technical hurdles can be a large contributor to your organizations success.
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Disaster Recovery: Scary statistics stress the need for increased IT planning and protection
Picture arriving to work and finding that you have lost your business's IT infrastructure to a power outage, fire or flood. If you were not prepared and did not have a disaster recovery plan already in place, your business would likely have to shut down. Alternatively, if it did recover, it is unlikely that your business would achieve the previous level of success.
43% of companies that experience a major data loss do not reopen (DTI/Price Waterhouse Coopers) Read more »