Business Continuity in the Wake of Disaster
Business continuity is the exercise by which you strategically plan for your business to continue operations should an event occur to threaten those operations.
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08, 2018
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06, 2018
Keeping Your Smartphone Data Secure
While most of us have gotten adept at keeping our laptops secured with anti-virus software, our phones remain largely unprotected. For those who access company and business data on their personal smartphones, the risk level is even higher.
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05, 2018
10 Practical Ways to Use Microsoft Flow
As one of the newest additions to the Microsoft business suite, Flow is a versatile tool that can be used to easily integrate various cloud-based apps and services. Flow improves efficiency and productivity by giving employees throughout the organization a seamless way to automate repetitive and time-consuming business tasks - without needing to call in [...]
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05, 2018
The 4 Most Common IT Issues, And How You Can Avoid Them
Most IT issues stem from just a few common problems - and with a little upfront diligence, you can not only protect your data and business, but become more productive in the process.
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04, 2018
Three Important Questions to Ask Your Cloud Provider
The cloud has revolutionized the way that businesses approach computing. Yet, you should know that not all clouds are the same, and you can’t treat them as such. Here are 3 important questions that you need to ask your cloud service provider.
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04, 2018
The Different Cloud Computing Options Explained
When it comes to business IT solutions, cloud computing is unquestionably the way forward for many companies.
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04, 2018
3 Things You Can Do Now To Speed Up Data Recovery After a Breach
Now that companies increasingly move toward paperless systems, loss of data can make reconstruction impossible when access to digital records is no longer possible.
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02, 2018
3 Tips for Taking Your Business to The Cloud
Cloud computing is the system of using the internet to synchronize data on different databases through your software. The “cloud” is just a symbol of the internet.