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Tech trends come and go, and are continuously evolving. What was bleeding edge five to 10 years ago is now used by nearly everyone, everyday, such as cloud technology. Many companies are migrating important systems to the cloud, and 2013 will likely see a continued increase in businesses using cloud services. If your company is
With today’s technology there is so much change in the span of even a single year that it can be a bit tricky to predict what the next year will bring. This includes social media. While there are a number of trends that will continue on from last year, there are going to be some
Since the inception of the smartphone, many people have switched from voice calls to SMS – text messages – as a primary channel for communication. This heavy adoption of text messaging has given companies like Microsoft a new way to keep people integrated with their services. One example is a little-known feature of Office 365
While being an entrepreneur can be a rewarding experience, it’s also a time consuming one. To many business owners, work-life balance is non-existent because they spend all of their time focusing on so many different aspects of their business. An entrepreneur’s attention is often pulled in dozens of different directions at once, which can lead
Last week we posted part two of our three part article on how to maximize your IT savings and resources. Part two covered ways you can maximize resources inside your business by switching to VoIP, investing in the cloud, and working with an MSP. Part three takes a look at things you can do to
Tablet computers were probably the single biggest tech trend in 2012, and Android-based tablets were a big part of that trend. Android tablets were seen eating up market share from the iPad, with some analysts even estimating that ‘Droids could overtake the iPad in 2013. With this increase in the adoption of mobile devices, the
Social engineering – the act of manipulating people into giving up confidential information – has long been a threat to businesses. One of the more common social engineering tricks, in terms of IT, is scammers posing as Windows technicians who call Windows users and try to trick them into believing their computers have viruses, and
Security of a company’s network and systems is big business. After all, you don’t want your sensitive important information shared or stolen. While you take steps to ensure your systems are secure, there is one area you can’t really control: social media. Hackers aren’t stupid, and they have taken to these services in droves, looking
