If your business is still using one of the estimated 12 million servers still running Microsoft Windows Server 2003 OS as of July 2014, this is your wake-up call. Many businesses have not yet started developing...
Moving your business to a new location is a great opportunity for a fresh start. It can also be stressful if you don’t have things organized and ready. Here are a few tips to consider integrating into your movi...
With today’s fast-paced lifestyle, staying connected is pretty important. There are many types of Internet connections available, so what’s the difference? Here’s a short summery of some of the pros and cons fo...
We all know the basic rules for acceptable passwords; at least 8 characters long, make sure it includes a number, and if the site or program is really picky, it might also require a special character or capital...
There are two types of computers on the internet; those that are clients (those accessing services/pages), and those that are servers (those providing services/pages). While some computers can act as both clien...
Sometimes spending a few minutes every few weeks to do some routine maintenance on your computer can do wonders to keep your computer speed at its best. Some big-name computer stores charge $50 or more to do th...
Why Is My Computer So Slow? When you’re in business, time is money. There’s probably nothing more frustrating than trying to meet a last-minute deadline on a computer that’s running slower than molasses. There ...
How to Protect Yourself Almost every small business has at least one; some have more. I’m talking about that employee who downloads free desktop backgrounds and screensavers, or freaks out and clicks on the obn...
– What You Need to Know to Protect Your Information The news which came out recently surrounding the “Heartbleed Bug” may have many people concerned about their password security on many major websites, and for...
The Costs of Printing The costs of printing can often be overlooked by small businesses and small business owners. Though we have entered the age of the “paperless office” by now, the fact remains that no busin...
