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Tip of the Week: How to Solve the Problem of Slow Internet
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Tip of the Week: Personalizing Your Windows 10 Desktop
While Windows 10 is inarguably the better choice of OS over Windows 7 (especially now that the latter has officially gone the way of the dodo), the...
Tip of the Week: Windows 10’s Virtual Desktop Is Very Useful
Windows 10 gives you interesting options to help you manage your computing experience. One of these options is the presence of the virtual desktop....
Tip of the Week: Stop Word from Editorializing
At the time of this writing, Microsoft Word has a market share just shy of 37 percent, making it a pretty safe bet that you’ve used it at some...
Tip of the Week: Business Resolutions for a Successful 2020
Happy New Year! As tradition dictates that we all select a resolution to improve ourselves for the coming year, why not do the same for your...
Tip of the Week: Better Project Management, Better Projects
You have goals for your business and most of them will require strategic investment to get off the ground. These projects can have a huge effect on...
Tip of the Week: Limiting OneDrive Sharing
Statistically speaking, there’s a pretty good chance that you use Microsoft Office 365 in your business, which means you can use OneDrive,...
Tip of the Week: Automatically Organizing Your Email
Let’s face it - you’d be hard-pressed at this point to find someone who wasn’t fairly confident about their use of email in the office. However, the...
Stop Trusting Hackers With Your Smartphone!
Do you have a smartphone? Do you feel as though your data is secure on it? Users are relying on smartphones more and more to accomplish daily tasks....
Patch Procedure Insight
Patches are one of the most important aspects of your technology. As with anything, technology is constantly changing, so shouldn’t your software?...