In today’s fast-paced technological world, working with old and outdated hardware can severely impact a company’s productivity, efficiency, and overall success. When faced with aging hardware, there are three main options before you: hardware maintenance, upgrades, or replacements. Each option has its own individual benefits and drawbacks, but ultimately the decision will depend on the […]
Category Archives: Hardware and Software
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Mar
Mar
Whether you’re a seasoned software provider or a start-up just trying to keep your tech in good shape, understanding how to maintain your software effectively can mean the difference between success and stagnation. Software maintenance is often the unsung hero of IT, ensuring that applications remain secure, performant, and aligned with the strategic direction of […]
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Jan
Jan
As businesses become increasingly dependent on technology, the role of network hardware has become more crucial than ever. From switches that connect devices and control data flow, to WiFi routers that provide wireless connectivity and firewalls that protect against cyber threats, these components form the backbone of any modern business network. Just like any other […]
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Sep
Sep
Many of us understand that outdated software has known security vulnerabilities. What about hardware? When most of us think about cybersecurity vulnerabilities, the threats that come to mind are those that target software. These are not only the most apparent to the average user, they’re also the ones that frequently make headlines. For many businesses, […]
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Apr
Apr
6 reasons your business should be using Microsoft Teams for Online Meetings Since the Covid-19 pandemic has caused many businesses to make an abrupt shift to working from home, offices around the country—and around the globe—have been seeking a secure, reliable, user-friendly platform for video conferencing. The irony is that, for many of them, the […]
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Dec
Dec
Effective IT lifecycle management can help your business plan for the future. No purchase lasts forever—especially when it comes to IT. As technology continues to evolve, both the underlying hardware systems and the user-facing software applications need to be regularly upgraded if they are to keep up. However, the timing of these upgrades is hard […]
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Nov
Nov
Are you still running Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008? As of January 14, 2020, both Windows Server 2008 and Windows 7 will reach the end of their support cycle. Microsoft will cease to provide critical updates to two widely utilized computer operating systems: Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008 after mid-January, 2020. If you have […]
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Jun
Jun
Next Gen IT will require corporations to move away from siloed systems and toward integrated solutions. Sometimes it feels as though your corporation has only just successfully adapted to the latest and greatest tech innovation when a newer version is already at your door, demanding to be accepted as the next big thing. That impression […]
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May
May
Diagnosing issues with your computer efficiency can be difficult. Businesses increasingly rely upon fast, efficient computing power to provide good customer service and accomplish crucial tasks. But when these computers begin to slow down, it can cause severe problems for employee productivity. Even small interruptions, if they happen frequently throughout the day, can add up. […]
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Mar
Mar
During a company expansion, some systems will scale, and others will not. The growing period is an exciting time for many businesses. It’s a sign of strong business, and the addition of new clients, co-workers, facilities, and technology opens the way for a company to better position themselves to take advantage future opportunities. However, growth […]
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