Hey, everybody. It’s finally June. The days are getting a little bit longer. Weather is beautiful minus a few rain showers now and then. So, hey, it’s just prepping us for the summertime, right? And what’s summertime? Hurricane season.
Thought I would take a minute and kind of talk about the cloud, big infamous word out there that is just everyday life now essentially. And what is a cloud? We all know we have different ideas of it.
Good morning, everyone. Kevin Baylor here, Alliance IT. Hope your day is going well and I want to talk a little bit about one of our favorite topics of spoofing.
I’m going to talk about some of the things that you should or should not be looking for in your IT budget beyond the obvious of the equipment, your repair costs and your internet costs and things like that.
Jarrett here with Alliance IT. I just wanted to go over some monitor connections, and how you can tell them apart and decide what type of connections and cables you will need.
I know a lot of you that are using Office 365 may think, “Well, why do I need to back it up? Microsoft is doing that, right?” Well, not really. You want to look at your software agreement and know that they have language in there called “Best Case” or “Best Effort”.
Microsoft Teams is more powerful than Skype for Business ever was and is more comparable to programs like Slack for communication and project management.
There’s a lot of things that a small, mid-sized business owner and businesses can do to help prevent security breaches.
Windows 7 and Server 2008 is coming to end of life in January of 2020 and you’re probably not alone and dragging your feet and have not upgraded yet.
