Crack the Code: Decode Top Tech Acronyms at WorkWe’ve all heard about some of the classic tech abbreviations by now, such as CPU and RAM. However, modern workplaces are introducing many new ones. While there are thousands of tech abbreviations out there, here are some you are most likely to see in today’s business world. [Read more…]
The Real Price of Cheap Printers RevealedWe’ve all been there – rushing to print an important document only to discover your inkjet printer is on the fritz yet again. Whether it’s refusing to print because the cartridges aren’t full enough or leaving streaks and lines across your documents, inkjet printers are notorious for acting up precisely when you need them most. Beyond the frustration, these constant issues could be costing you more than you realize. [Read more…]
This Familiar Pop-up Could Be Hiding a Nasty SurpriseIf your business uses Microsoft 365 applications, you or your employees may have encountered a pop-up window requesting permission to access various account data.
In this article, we’ll cover choosing the safest option next time you encounter this pop-up. [Read more…]
If your trusty home PC has started showing its age, with more issues cropping up lately, you may wonder if it’s finally time to say goodbye to your old friend. Or could some TLC in the form of repairs get it back in the game?
We are often asked to help clients make this decision. Several important factors must be considered when determining the best path forward. [Read more…]
So you’ve got an exciting new announcement for your clients – a new service launch, a big sale – and you want to spread the word.
You load up your email client, mass-add everyone in your address book, and get ready to press the Send button.
Hold up for a minute! You may not want to do this.
There are some significant downsides to consider before blasting emails from your inbox. [Read more…]
Casual Social Media Posts and Hidden DangersSocial media is a powerful marketing tool for small businesses, allowing you to share updates and engage with customers easily. However, what you share on platforms such as Facebook and Instagram could put your company at risk of a cyberattack. [Read more…]
Protecting Kids in the Evolving Digital LandscapeFrom online bullying to inappropriate content, the internet poses unique risks to children that didn’t exist just a decade ago. While basic safety measures such as avoiding suspicious links and keeping personal details private are still necessary, today’s kids face a more complex threat landscape that demands continuous vigilance from parents. [Read more…]
We’ve all been there: an unexpected tech glitch throws a wrench in your works at the worst possible moment. As annoying as it is, staying calm and providing full transparency with your IT friends will have you back up and running in no time.
In this article, we’ll share what essential details to include in a help ticket to get you up and running quickly. [Read more…]
Do You Really Need to “Safely Eject” USB Drives Anymore?We’ve all been there: rushing to grab your USB drive only to be stopped in your tracks by an ominous warning about “safely removing” it first. But does this advice from the days of yore still apply in the era of Windows 10 and 11?
If you’ve been swamped with spam lately, you’re not alone. Unwanted marketing messages clogging up our inboxes seem to be part of everyday digital life. But have you ever stopped to wonder how on earth all those spammers acquired your email address? [Read more…]
