Connecting your small business to the outside world is as important as connecting your internal network devices to each other. Make all these exchanges securely with Cisco Small Business RV … Read more
Forget about the desktop improvements and Bing Smart Search: Windows 8.1’s biggest draw may be the sheer volume of new and hidden features. Seriously—it’s jam-packed. But apparently Microsoft needed to clear … Read more
Summary: Turning your phone in to a WiFi hotspot can be incredibly useful. Pushing wireless to a tablet from a phone is much cheaper than forking out for a second … Read more
Article by Ben Bajarin for Time Tech. Where is personal computing headed? As a technology industry analyst I get asked this question quite often. My answer, although it’s hard to … Read more
Are reducing costs and security risks at the top of your priority list? We can help. Remote workers need anytime, anywhere access to their desktops—seamlessly. You need to make sure … Read more
by John Hawes on May 30, 2013 | 6 Comments Filed Under: Featured, Law & order, Malware, Ransomware A major report was released last week by the US IP … Read more
This article is by George Westerman, a research scientist in the MIT Sloan School of Management’s Center for Digital Business. He is co-author of IT Risk: Turning Business Threats Into … Read more
The digital revolution has radically transformed what the traditional office looks like. Acres of beige or putty-colored cubicles, like the herds of buffalo that ranged across the American west, are … Read more
While cloud computing’s popularity as a powerful and transformational business tool is soaring, some companies have been frustrated with cloud apps procured from multiple vendors requiring extensive integration that has … Read more
Does integration with the Office suite and easy security tools give Microsoft the edge over Apple in the tablet wars? What if your laptop was a tablet? Imagine — something … Read more
