As originally published in the American City Business Journals. — About 1.72 hours. This is how much time the average person spends on social media each and every day. That amount of time, 1.72, hours also happens to make up more than one-fifth of the typical eight-hour work day. Multiply
As originally published in the American City Business Journals. — Security. It’s a word that’s thrown around every day on every news outlet. When there’s not a new security breach to report, there’s a new security vulnerability or security tool that your organization must look into immediately or else! Are
As originally published in the American City Business Journals. — “Can’t we just use Dropbox?” It’s a question I hear over and over again from business owners. Can’t they just store and share their company files in that familiar blue box? Wouldn’t that make working on files from home so
As originally published in the American City Business Journals. — That’s right, folks — one year later, it’s finally the right time to consider moving your business over to a Windows 10 platform. As of July, Windows 10 is running on 350 million devices. And while I previously preached caution
As originally published in the American City Business Journals. — After 25 years in the information technology (IT) industry, you start to see some trends. One of the most troubling patterns I’ve noticed recently is that many business owners equate IT support with network security; they believe that because someone
As originally published in the American City Business Journals. — Do you know any of those people who keep their money under their mattress? The rationale behind this practice is that your money will be safer under that quilt your grandmother made you than it would be in some