by Stephanie Rosenzweig | Oct 3, 2018 | Cloud Computing Technologies, Compliance, Cyber Security, Mobilization, Remote Access Solutions
There are several misconceptions about mobile phones that can ultimately compromise user data. Check out our list below of the 5 most common myths people have about cell phones to learn how to best protect your data. You don’t need to install all the latest updates A...
by Stephanie Rosenzweig | May 1, 2018 | Cloud Computing Technologies
Office 365 and Google Apps are two perfect mainstream examples of the cloud computing trend for small businesses; for an inexpensive monthly fee, you can get full access to and use of Office applications that used to cost a few hundred dollars to purchase. And, since...
by Stephanie Rosenzweig | Jan 1, 2018 | Cloud Computing Technologies
Cloud computing is a concept that could save your business quite a bit of money on software, hardware, upgrades and services. Instead of purchasing hardware and software for your office, with cloud computing you put your programs on a highly secure...
by Stephanie Rosenzweig | Dec 1, 2017 | Backup Disaster Recovery BDR Services, Cloud Computing Technologies, Disaster Recovery Solutions, Uncategorized
Many business owners are presented with the option to incorporate a Backup Disaster Recovery (BDR) service into their Disaster Recovery Plan. Oftentimes, these owners already have other backup solutions in place, such as cloud backup. So what’s the difference?...
by Stephanie Rosenzweig | Nov 1, 2017 | Cloud Computing Technologies, Cyber Security, Disaster Recovery Solutions, Helpdesk/Remote Support, Proactive Monitoring, System Patching & Maintenance
In the spirit of the season, we’ve taken a moment to appreciate all the positive ways in which technology impacts our daily lives and businesses. Since its first application, technology has transformed how we conduct business. Not all of these changes have been...
by Stephanie Rosenzweig | Oct 1, 2017 | Cloud Computing Technologies, Disaster Recovery Solutions
Let me tell you a scary story. You upgrade your computer network at the advice of your IT technician. You had to do it – they warned you of all the potential failures, cyber-attacks and other hazards that could’ve happened at a moment’s notice if you hadn’t. You start...
