The mobile phone has almost become an extension of human bodies. It’s very rare for people not to own one. Society in the past few years has stepped up a notch and moved by using smartphones that can access the internet as easily as using a desktop computer. Engagement in mobile phones has increased dramatically and is projected to keep growing. Users of all ages and class are always using
Your technology infrastructure is the backbone of your organization. Today’s businesses are connected, in the cloud, and utilizing IT services that are managed and designed to fit almost any budget, but what exactly is IT managed services? Read on… You Need Help In the past, when bandwidth was a concern, and organizations were still “getting their feet wet” in an internet connected world, many opted to hire an entire staff
How do you know when managed IT services are the best choice for your business? The alternatives are to wing it informally or to have an in-house staff. One makes sense if you make minimal use of computer tech; the other requires an organization big enough to justify full-time employees. For a very broad range in between, hiring outside experts makes the most sense. Think about some of these factors
Most people who use computers on a regular basis are familiar with the term “operating system”. Any computer built has some way to utilize the hardware that makes up the computer — to carry out the work needed for which the computer was built. For decades, operating systems have been changed and upgraded to meet the needs of many changing industries. In decades long past, operating systems were not user-friendly and were generally
Holding onto an old computer that’s maintained until the wheels fall off can be a good thing — a way to save money which is part of the battle in running any kind of business. Sometimes, however, businesses are compelled to upgrade or buy new computer equipment even though old equipment can still be used. A compelling to upgrade computer equipment can come from a variety of avenues, but let’s look at
