When starting a business, there may be a million items on your checklist, but information technology (IT) may not be one. You may not be thinking about how to leverage IT for your new business, but in today’s world, you may want to move it closer to the top of your list. In this article, […]
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If you have ever shopped for computers for your business or have just started researching, you’ll discover that there are two different types of computer classes: consumer and business. You may be wondering…how different can computers really be? We’ll highlight the main differences of the two classes below and make the case for business-class computers.
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It may not seem like typing is an important skill to have these days, but it’s actually more needed than ever. Computers are used for most jobs and in turn, keyboards are also used. Though kids are growing up learning how to type on phones, tablets, and laptops, there is a lack of emphasis put
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As phishing attacks reach an all time high, it’s more important than ever to be cautious when reading and responding to emails. Cybercriminals are getting smarter with their tactics making it even harder to differentiate real emails from scams. So how do you spot phishing emails? Keep reading to find out before it’s too late!
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A longtime complaint of technology users is the inability to repair their own devices. Up until recently, replacement parts and repair tools haven’t been accessible to the public. If your device needed repairing, you would have to have it repaired by the manufacturer directly or a certified provider. Many technology owners continue to advocate for
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As online hacking becomes more and more prevalent, many websites are implementing Two-factor authentication (2FA) for increased user security. Two-factor authentication requires two steps of identity verification: something you know (like a password or answer to a personal question) and something you have (code or security token sent to your mobile phone or email address).
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