Do you know what almost every business in the world has in common, from the likes of Walmart, Amazon, and Samsung, to the many establishments (like yours) that have made Oneonta their home? There are actually two things: one, they all use technology in some way to enable their operations, and second, this technology can sometimes stop working.
Remember in "Mission Impossible," after an agent listens to his secret mission, the recording goes on to mention "This message will self destruct…" followed by the oversized tape-recorder puffing out billows of smoke.
Businesses have gone a long way since then (we've replaced sending tape-recorders with the much more efficient email), and encrypting email messages is easy and cost effective for businesses that want to ensure that certain messages are only seen by certain recipients.
If you haven't heard of Dropbox, you are in for a real treat, especially if you like making it extremely easy to access certain files. Dropbox is a service that provides secure file hosting and synchronization between multiple computers and devices so you can quickly access the data you need most no matter where you are, and when you get back to your main workstation, the updated version of the file will be there waiting. Did I mention Dropbox has a free version? Hit the jump to learn why we love this service.
We're asked all time, both by existing clients and during dialog while on boarding new prospects to our NOCOLOGY IT Support Services. 'What exactly is the point of running Windows updates, especially when my workstation or server is running fine?'
We'll cover why updates are so important, discuss a couple ways you can make sure they are always done as well as how we test and prevent "bad updates".
We can never stress enough to our clients how important their data is. There are plenty of ways data can become lost, but the one scenario that nobody ever likes to talk about is internal data theft. That's right; businesses can suffer from their own employees stealing data. Now, this doesn't mean that all or any part of your staff is plotting to expose company secrets or distribute your leads to competitors, but a few precautions can be taken to just ensure that it never happens.
Microsoft's OneNote is often seen as one of the extra applications that is bundled in with several Microsoft Office packages. In this article, We'll introduce OneNote, and show off some neat things it's used for, and how it can make your life easier. OneNote has a whole slew of neat features that you can take advantage of, which we'll cover in the article as well.
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