Maximizing Microsoft 365

Microsoft 365 is the most popular of all major business productivity software, enjoying a global Market Share of 48.8% according to Statista, with Google’s apps running a fairly close second. ...

Mistakes to Avoid in Managing a Digital Workplace

On November 8, our blog addressed How to Manage a Remote Workforce Effectively, which dealt primarily with managing the workers, their productivity, and general morale. ...

Key Vulnerabilities Exploited by Hackers

Every company experiences ‘growing pains,' which are by no means a bad thing. The mantra of the workout world, remains true: ‘No pain, no gain.’ So how does this effect the IT Support world? ...

Online Shopping Security Tips

It’s that time of the year again: Holiday shopping. The clanging of the Salvation Army Santas’ bells you hear are also the alarm for cyber crooks and scammers to jump into high gear. ...

How to Manage a Remote Workforce Effectively

The remote workforce didn’t just materialize out of nothing after the onset of the COVID pandemic, it had been on a steady, but only slightly upward trend for a few years, but the aftermath of March 2020 led to a steep and immediate increase of the numbers. ...

The Coldest War: Cyber

Enhanced Security and Control with Enterprise Browsers

What app do you use the most? If your answer was not your internet browser, you would be wrong. Browsers are so often used that people tend not to think of them as apps, but they are the #1 application used in business today. ...

Your Challenges in Moving to the Cloud

Cloud adoption has grown exponentially since March of 2020, but despite the massive exodus, plenty of computing and data storage is still performed at the local, ‘on-premises’ level. ...

One Bad Click Away from Disaster

Someone in your office is a ticking time bomb, and it’s impossible to predict when it will go off. It is not a matter of IF – it’s a matter of WHEN. ...

The Value of a Two-Monitor Desktop

It seems that in almost every office you see desks with two monitors. Anyone still using a one-monitor system probably spends a lot of time minimizing screens to pull up a different app, then pulling the first one back up and so on. ...