I want to talk to you about three things that you should be paying somebody to do in your company, and of course, these are technology things because I am an IT guy. I’m always thinking about techie stuff that people should know about. I want to do this podcast for you all to really get you thinking
Get the Right Package: Staying Clean with Authentic Google Chrome
I've used Google Chrome for a long time and in my opinion, it is the best Antivirus software for any platform. Whether you're running a Mac, a PC or Linux, you can keep your bookmarks, passwords, and personal info safe and secure with Google Chrome. Google Chrome is a web browser. It lets you go to
6 Steps to Online Safety for Your Kids
Your children are so precious. The are young and innocent and have no idea what sort of creeps are out in the world. Adults, on the other hand know better. We hear daily about weirdos online doing strange things. To keep your kids safe online, you need to follow some guidelines. If you do these
Business “Sophistication” Equals Adequate Information Technology Use and Sharp Accountants
Upon reading Cari Gervin's "The Case Against Pilot" in last week's Metro Pulse, I realized that the sales executives at Pilot/Flying J kind of had a point. If a business doesn't keep track of rebates themselves, they sort of deserve to lose money when they don't get their fair share. Isn't it the
The Importance of Updating Java
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HP Printers May Pose Fire Hazard, Hacker Bait
According to an article over at Ars Technica, new HP printers sold in the last little bit may pose a risk of causing fires in residences, as well as being open for hackers to pull printed items from the internet. MSN also did a pretty length story on it, comparing it to selling you a car with no
Necessary Computer Maintenance Part 1: Hardware
Today, I'm going to write about another universal computer need: Regular Maintenance. Through proper maintenance, you can make your computer last longer, run faster, and be more dependable. You would be surprised at how often I get computers into my shop to find out that they have never had any