Let’s look at how businesses use technology to keep employees, customers, and visitors safe on- and off-premises.
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Windows 7 has now reached its official end of life, meaning that Microsoft will no longer be providing any support. That means no technical support, no feature updates, no fixes, and even no security updates. It’s the latter that’s most problematic – if you remain on Windows 7, then you’re vulnerable to a host of attacks.
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Once a small business has scaled beyond two or three personnel, likely it’s time to buy a server computer for the office. Depending on the context, the term “server” may refer to server hardware, software, or the functionality of either or both. As with any equipment purchase, the logical place to start is with one simple question: what problem do you want the server to solve?
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In IT, a business proposal for new equipment often passes through the hands of non-technical company stakeholders. Taking a Spartan approach with the writing helps your technology proposal resonate if the language is clear and direct. You will complete this template in 25 sentences or less.
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Simplicity and functionality should be the guiding principles for designing a small office network setup…
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CES 2021 is upon us, this time in an all-virtual format. Just like the live version, CES is far too large for any one person to fully take in. That’s why we’re here to give you a quick overview of some of the show’s standouts when it comes to technology used in the workplace, so you feel confident that you’re up to date on the best and brightest CES 2021 has to offer.