Insights and tips to keep your IT ahead of the curve
The small choices you make for your business, no matter how insignificant they may seem, are often the decisions that make or break a small company. The technology you use
Facebook is planning on retiring their in-house email address system after a rather unexpected flop in the use of it, the company announced last week. Four years after the program
In a world of constant distractions and interruptions, efficiency and focus are a great challenge. Mutli-tasking has long been considered a great asset. The ability to answer a phone, draft
You probably know what you complain about the most in your business. Maybe it’s that you don’t make enough money, or that you spend so much time working with your
Windows 8 device sales haven’t been very good, but if anything has kept them in the running against popular Apple and Android devices, it’s been the reasonable prices. Microsoft has
Business essentials in 2014 include a phone, website, and mobile app. Sixty years ago businesses were struggling with the necessity of a phone line, and twenty years ago it was
Is your website underperforming, even after you’ve poured time and effort into it? Sometimes you don’t need to do a new redesign, especially if you are a fairly new small
It’s true: having an internet presence is of the utmost importance, and making sure your website is flawless is an important consideration. However, there’s more to running a small business
You might think that one time customers, other than the business they brought to you once, are lost causes. Maybe your products and services aren’t designed to bring in repeat
The new stats are in: out of every hour an average Internet user spends on the Internet in a day, 16 of those minutes are spent on a social media
“On an important decision one rarely has 100% of the information needed for a good decision no matter how much one spends or how long one waits. And, if one
Mobile devices have become the access point for internet information. Users are less likely to fire-up their computer; instead opting to research and view most information from a smartphone or
