Audio Blog · The Trouble With IT Troubleshooting Imagine you turn on your computer one day, and you get a weird error message. You think, “I’ll just take a screenshot and send it to my IT guy. I’m sure he’ll … Read more
Audio Blog · Protect Your Business with an Information Technology Audit As technology advances, it’s more important than ever for small business owners like you to take a proactive approach toward IT management. An information technology audit is essential for … Read more
Your computer network is a lot like your car. When it’s running smoothly, it’s great. But when it breaks down, everything in your day comes to a screeching halt. The problem is: too many businesses treat their computer network like … Read more
Some business leaders mistakenly believe that the only advantage of upgrading business softwaris to give employees something new to play with.
Continuing to run those old, obsolete, slow, and outdated machines is actually costing your business money—and creating security risks that could potentially cost you your entire livelihood. Here are three top reasons why investing in up-to-date technology is the smart thing to do for your business
If you’re still using Windows 7, your PC just became a target. Windows 7 extended support ends as of January 14, 2020, which means that Microsoft will no longer provide technical support, software updates, or security patches.
Your IT budget is like a manifestation of your business’s overall IT strategy for the future— whether you’re looking one year ahead or five years ahead. And, our IT budgeting tips in today’s blog post should help you hone your vision. Here’s how to get started.
Spam email is nothing new. We’re all used to receiving spam messages, and having an overflowing junk folder is just part of having an email account. In fact, we may joke about the particularly funny or cringe-worthy spam emails we happen to find when we peruse that junk folder. Luckily, email filtering has gotten pretty good—most of us only see a fraction of the spam that’s sent to us actually make it to our inboxes.
It’s no secret that cybercrime and data breaches are on the rise. As technology continues to evolve and more and more people plug into the digital world, the number of cyber attacks is increasing, and the need for antivirus software is greater than ever.
Managed IT Services have existed for years. However, many businesses and organizations have relied solely on in-house IT teams to manage their technology. According to research from CompTIA, that trend has is changing as more businesses recognize the value of outsourced IT firms. Over two-thirds of the companies surveyed have subcontracted IT support during the last 12 months. These IT specialists are able to assist with a wide variety of technical services such as: