Unless you’ve been living under a rock (which isn’t looking like such a terrible setup these days), you’ve seen all of the headlines reporting cyberattack after cyberattack after cyberattack. If billion-dollar companies like Target, Home Depot, and Sony are vulnerable to hacks, where does that leave your organization? Over and
Office moves are a pain in the neck. There’s just no way around it. Even if you’re moving up to bigger and better things, the process of picking up your entire organization and placing it back down is incredibly complex and stressful, not to mention hard on your wallet.
Despite all of the mind-blowing advances with technology over the past few decades, the unfortunate reality is that devices like computers and servers still have life cycles: they are built, they age, and they die. For small businesses, this means that you simply have no way around IT upgrade projects
If you’re reading this article, chances are you’re using some sort of computer—be it a desktop PC, laptop, Mac, or otherwise (if you’re on some sort of fancy crystal space tablet thing then, well, good for you because that sounds pretty cool). It’s an undeniable fact that nowadays we are
Ensuring server health is critical to the success of an organization’s operations, so it’s no wonder that many people are wondering how much it costs to monitor a server’s performance. It’s an important question not only for budgeting purposes, but also so that you can make sure you aren’t being
If you’re in the position to ask about an IT audit (or, as we affectionately refer to them, a technology assessment), chances are you have enough on your mind without worrying about the size of the investment you’re about to make. Well, dear reader, you’re in luck—I’m here to break
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