Going mobile is a standard strategy for businesses today. With the heavy adoption of devices like Android tablets, business owners are able to connect with the office from nearly anywhere. This is great news and one of the mains reasons why so many businesses are thinking about integrating Android tablets at work.
What do email addresses, cloud service accounts, online bank accounts, and Software-as-a-Service accounts have in common? Beyond being on the internet, they all require passwords.
Of course, creating and entering account credentials can be such a hassle that your employees are tempted to just use the same username and password for all of their accounts.
If you’re a business owner who is constantly on the go, you may have become too comfortable texting confidential information using your iPhone. Thankfully, getting back on track is easy. Here are three iPhone privacy settings that will give you an added layer of comfort and security.
IT is an ever-evolving discipline. It’s a wonder to think that, in the mid ’90s, only a rare few visionaries could have ever imagined a world where nearly everyone could have a computer that literally fits in the palm of their hands. Now, we have robots in manufacturing environments, self driving trucks for long hauls, drones for “last-mile” deliveries, and increasingly natural-sounding voice bots in call centres.
The hard disk drive (HDD) has been the primary storage device for desktop computers and laptops for a long time. But with the invention of solid state drive (SSD) technology, consumers are now able to choose between the two. So which one should you go for — HDD or SSD? Read on to find out.
According to an AT&T study, more than 70% of business phone calls in the US are placed on hold for an average of 45 to 60 seconds each. While organizations try to minimize hold times, sometimes there’s nothing you can do except put the caller on hold while you transfer them to the correct department.
We all undeniably have hectic schedules, and they’re made even worse with unorganized meetings, impromptu playdates, and unscheduled yoga classes. To move or cancel appointments, your clients would generally have to pick up the phone and call someone, which can be a drag.
Small- and medium-sized businesses are often tempted to relegate their search engine optimization (SEO) analyses to the free reports offered by online platforms like WordPress and Google Analytics. Unfortunately, those reports rarely provide the details you need to make improvements.
Cloud computing has quickly become one of the most widely adopted technologies by individual users and businesses alike. This is because the cloud — a network of third-party servers that enables data storage and delivery of software and IT services via the internet — is highly cost-effective, immediately scalable to match one’s needs, and is considerably more secure against cyberthreats.
Today’s businesses rely heavily on data to run their day-to-day operations. They use it for everything from building client relationships to developing marketing strategies and so much more. But without data backups, businesses stand to suffer from major losses and even end up closing up for good should any natural or human-made disaster occur.
