You Canât Afford Not to Have a Proper Backup Solution
Anything that can go wrong will go wrong. This is what it means to believe in Murphyâs Law, a rather bleak and somewhat nihilistic view of how the world works. Unfortunately, when it comes to your businessâ important data, you have to subscribe to this mindset in order to prepare yourself for the worst-case scenario. Every business has its differences, but the end result will remain largely the same–a data backup system customized to fit your organizationâs specific needs.
BaaS Lets You Take Decentralization for a Test Drive
One of the biggest problems with emerging technologies is the fact that it can be very hard to tell if they will actually provide any benefit to a business without taking the risk of implementing it. This leaves many businesses in a catch-22 of sorts: they lose money by not implementing a new solution, or they lose money because the new solution wasnât a good fit.
Technology Basics: Wizard
The word âwizardâ may not seem to have much to do with computing, besides calling someone a âcomputer wiz.â However, there is a particular type of program that serves a very similar purpose, referred to as a wizard as well. Weâll examine it in todayâs blog.
Your Backup Needs to Meet Some Prerequisites
There is always the constant threat of data loss looming over your business. Even though the idea might be terrifying, you need to consider all of the many possible ways that crippling data loss can occur. To combat these issues head-on, you should implement a backup solution that adheres to industry best practices. Weâll help you determine what your businessâ requirements are for a quality data backup solution.
Surveying the Damage of Meltdown and Spectre
At the time of this writing, it has only been about a half a year since the Meltdown and Spectre exploits became public knowledge. Fortunately, patches were swiftly rolled out to mitigate the problems that these exploits could cause, but that doesnât mean that these exploits are dead and buried. Letâs look back at Meltdown and Spectre to help us establish where we stand today.
Tip of the Week: What Youâll Need to Leverage BYOD
Bring Your Own Device has a lot of benefits for businesses, chief among them being giving your users the opportunity to use their own devices for work rather than those provided to them. More often than not, they will benefit from easy-to-use apps on their preferred devices, allowing them to get more done throughout the workday. When you implement BYOD, though, there are various concepts that you have to consider in order to ensure productivity, flexibility, security, and profitability.
Chromebooks Deserve More Credit than You Might Think
It can be easy to dismiss the simple Chromebook as a limited solution, a one-trick pony of technology. However, while this may have once been true of the devices, more recent models are capable of much more than their predecessors. Weâll address a few misconceptions people have about, and against, Chromebooks.
Managed Services Works to Support Your Businessâ Technology
IT support is one of the most important parts of any modern business simply because itâs just not feasible to run a business without any form of technology at its core. For example, most businesses rely on email and other forms of communication, whereas stores might require access to a point-of-sale software to sell their wares. Either way, itâs critical to the success of most businesses, and where thereâs technology, there is bound to be someone who needs to manage and maintain it.
Technology Basics: CMS
Competition is either a driving force or a crushing detriment for small businesses. Consequently, marketing has become more important than ever before as well, but this marketing content needs to be managed in some way. This weekâs tech term focuses on content management systems (CMS), and how they can help your business more easily manage its content.
Will Your Online Privacy Be Better Using Blockchain?
Blockchain has been an especially hot topic as of late, especially with the recent meteoric rise in the value of most cryptocurrencies. With all the focus directed to Bitcoin, it is easy to forget that the blockchain has other uses – uses that are geared toward increased cybersecurity, transparency, and privacy.