As 2015 begins, some of us feel the motivation that comes along with a new year, while others resist making New Year's Resolutions. It's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of the New Year. However, true entrepreneurship requires productivity and motivation.
Business owners may not yet be aware that having a dual monitor configuration for staff can improve business productivity by up to 45%, making basic business tasks more efficient.
Anytime, anyplace network access gives employees great flexibility regarding when and where they perform their job functions.
Jack was befuddled. He had wanted to learn the Art of IT Support under the Master, but just didn’t understand.
Jack was summoned to the Master’s lair the next day. “Jack, please show me the blacksmith’s checklist.”
The Master sent Jack to a friend of his at a neighboring blacksmith’s shop, who was having trouble with his network. The Master said, “Jack, go to my friend’s shop and use this checklist to analyze his network. Then, report back to me.”
Driving into work today, I heard an old classic, "Virtual Insanity" by Jamiroquai. As I was belting out the lyrics (of course I was alone in the car), the repeated use of the word 'virtual' got me thinking about our own virtualization services. In truth, without proper virtualization in a network, it can lead to insanity.
The weather report is in, and it's "cloudy with a chance of productivity!" With all the talk about cloud computing these days, you might be wondering how it could impact your company.
Cloud based managed services are a safe alternative to storing business data and information on your servers. Also it represents a cost-effective way to run your company and its computer system. Why? Because you don’t have to go and buy all kinds of expensive equipment for your infrastructure. By letting us store your information and manage your services on our servers, you are saving lots of money you can use for other things.
The Master assigned Jack and Jill to a project for the administrative temple to move a database from their legacy server to a new server. Jill started prepping to backup the legacy server, as the Master instructed, when Jack came through the door.
It was late afternoon at the end of the workday. The Master was prepping for his afternoon meditation when the phone rang. It was an irritated User on the other end.
