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In 2013, mobile devices were once again the top tech gadget, largely due to Android. With many new high-end devices, two versions of Android, and new Google Nexus devices, it was a solid year for the world’s most popular mobile operating system. Now, all eyes are turning to 2014 and whether it will be an
In the first few weeks of each new year, you often see business leaders and managers setting goals for the year to come. Most of these goals are determined based off of trends that have been identified as valuable. When it comes to security however, it is a good idea to not look at trends
Each new year many people, business managers included, set out on a course of self improvement. The goals or resolutions they set for themselves are often ambitious. Take for example boosting productivity. It’s not easy to improve your productivity, but there are a number of tools that can help. One such tool is the various
There are many ways which malware can be introduced to computer systems, even those protected by anti-virus scanners or other security measures. Here are three developing security issues you should be aware of: 1. Attacking remote users Traditionally, business was carried out in a physical office. This meant that companies only had to protect internal
From customer information to important emails and billing databases, the data in your company is vital. Here are four common mistakes that businesses make when backing up and protecting their data. 1. Not backing up data at all It may seem like common sense that you should back up your data. However, a 2011 study
2013 saw a number of important tech developments, including the continued rise of social media and the increased use of mobile devices. Now that we’re in 2014, it’s time to look forward to what tech advancements we can expect to see in the new year. Here are five tech trends small businesses should keep their
Apple’s iPad is arguably the most popular tablet, favored by both business and individual users. The Messenger iPad app allows users to send free text messages to other iOS users, thus making communication easier and cheaper. Because most people who own an iPad have more than one email account – one for work, and one
Microsoft’s Office productivity suite is among the most important business tools. From the word processor to spreadsheets, the latest, cloud-based version – Office 365 – has it all, and businesses are adopting it in greater numbers. In order to provide businesses with the software they need, Microsoft relies heavily on “plans,” each offering a different
Office 365, the popular cloud-based version of Microsoft Office, has a lot to offer subscribers. What users may not know is that each version of Office 365 comes with Office Web Apps – the browser-based version of Office programs. Office Web Apps have fewer features than their full-version counterparts, but are nonetheless useful. Microsoft recently
