This week, Microsoft will be releasing critical security patches for Windows, Office, Internet Explorer, and SharePoint Server. Updating software is something Microsoft does routinely; however, users should pay attention when critical patches are released because they are,well, critical.
Maybe five years ago you revamped your IT infrastructure and switched out your old Windows XP system for the newest and the latest hardware and software; but that was five years ago, it's now 2013 and you may be thinking about going through another round of upgrades. Here are 3 signs that your network is due in for an upgrade.
Data loss is serious. We know it, you know it. If you lose a month's worth of data, you are in some serious trouble. That's why your backup is so crucial to your business. Not all backup solutions are created equal. You need to be skeptical of your backup if it doesn't give you a ironclad guarantee. Here are 6 key indicators to look for to determine if your backup solution doesn't take your data seriously.
Ink for printers is expensive. It almost feels like a scam when a retailer has sells a new inkjet printer for $30, and then it cost $50-70 to replace the ink cartridges. Even fancy laser printers can set you back a pretty penny when it comes time to buy new toner. Here are 4 printing tips that will help you to save on ink.
Most companies use some kind of computer application, even if it's just a word processor. Some companies, however, utilize enterprise-level software solutions to integrate all the functions of their business. This dependence on technology often requires employees of an organization to use a computer to properly accomplish the tasks their superiors within that organization have set out for them.
