Understanding RAID and Backups: They are not the same thing
Though RAID and back-ups can be both useful in protecting businesses from data loss, they are not the same thing nor can they be used
Though RAID and back-ups can be both useful in protecting businesses from data loss, they are not the same thing nor can they be used
With newsfeeds being filled with headlines about data breaches, hacked networks and encrypted data held at ransom, its little wonder businesses are seeking ways to better secure their networks — and rightly so…
We’ve all seen the commercials featuring Mayhem, a bruised and battered Dean Winters in a disheveled grey suit, impersonating everything from a texting and driving teenage girl to a fiberglass-chewing…
Remote working, once thought mostly a nice idea, and perhaps largely only practiced in the tech sector, is now quite common thanks to Covid 19. In fact, according to one Forbes article, over the course of the pandemic, 45 percent of both…
It’s been said if you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day, but if teach him to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.
In a kind of a corollary to that, Bob Black, the founder of RK Black, is said to have told our copier technicians that…
Keeping your organization’s data secure and private should be a top priority. Why? Because data breaches are becoming increasingly common, destructive, sophisticated and expensive. According to Inc. magazine…
Anybody using computers or any networked devices these days would likely agree — passwords can be cumbersome. They’re annoying to generate, difficult to remember and often frustrating to populate. To make them worse, they are required seemingly…

These days associates are logging in and putting in their hours from the comfort of home, some due to the many touted benefits of working from home — less stress, lower costs, no commute, better coffee and so on — or more recently…
Right now, documents of all kinds are zipping across the world, from one computer to another, from one outbox to another inbox — some documents sensitive and some, not so sensitive.
With so many people now working remotely, many are using…

Apparently the challenges today with businesses struggling for life and people fighting to make ends meet amid these Coronavirus-related shutdowns are just not enough. Bad actors are now trying to infect computers and networks with electronic…

Network infrastructure operates as the circulatory system of modern business operations. Every transaction, communication, and data transfer depends on networks functioning reliably and securely. Yet many organizations approach network monitoring and management reactively, addressing issues only after they disrupt operations. Understanding what are the key considerations for network monitoring and

Your business needs IT expertise, but the path forward isn’t always clear. Two dominant models compete for your attention and budget: staff augmentation and managed services. Each promises to solve your technology challenges, yet they operate from fundamentally different philosophies. The decision between staff augmentation vs managed services shapes more

The infrastructure decision facing your business today will shape operations for years to come. On premises vs. cloud—this choice determines everything from your monthly IT budget to how quickly you can respond to market opportunities. Yet many organizations rush into cloud migration without fully understanding what they’re gaining and what

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Every business handles sensitive information. Employee records, financial statements, client contracts—these documents contain data that could devastate your organization if compromised. When it’s time to dispose of confidential paperwork, understanding how mobile shredding works becomes essential to protecting your business and maintaining regulatory compliance. Mobile shredding brings industrial-strength document destruction

Business leaders often face an impossible choice: reduce operational costs or maintain service quality. The traditional approach forces organizations to sacrifice one for the other, creating a dangerous cycle of diminishing returns. Managed IT services break this paradigm entirely. The Hidden Cost Crisis in Business Technology Technology expenses consume 15-20%

The question of whether multi-functional printers represent the optimal choice for modern offices depends entirely on how your organization actually works. Single-function devices dominated offices for decades because they excelled at specific tasks—printers printed quickly, copiers handled high volumes, scanners delivered quality digitization, and fax machines managed telecommunications. Multi-functional printers

Cybercriminals target small and medium businesses at an alarming rate, with 43% of cyberattacks specifically aimed at SMBs according to Accenture’s Cost of Cybercrime Study. The financial impact can be devastating—cyberattacks cost small businesses an average of $200,000, with 46% of all cyber breaches impacting businesses with fewer than 1,000