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Companies are becoming more and more focused on collecting, analyzing and informing decisions based on data. But they may be less diligent about protecting it. Shadow databases are a growing problem for businesses, resulting in anything from extra work, inaccurate databased information to data loss to hackers. Do you know where your data is?
Useful meetings may be a contradiction in terms sometimes, but they are especially challenging when remote workers need to be collaborating with their team. You don't have to buy a telepresence system to build a better meeting environment to bring your staff together.
GPS was an essential element of making the smartphone, well, smart. But there's a lot more a small business can do than just navigate.
With Windows transitioning into a new age of hybrids and mobility, I am picking up the gauntlet. Can the new Surface Pro 3 win me over? I'll be working with it side by side with my orchard of Apple products and posting on my experiences. Here are some first impressions.
Businesses buy technology products when we have to and replacement them for the same reason. But planning and budgeting for a regular pattern of replacement based on business needs, can help you maximize your technology and save money. Learn how to start on the right path.
You put a lot of trust and responsibility in your employees' hands. But what happens when they leave? Do you have a good plan to get contacts, emails, passwords, and equipment back?
After 43 years, we are still trying to get email right. Developers haven't put it all together yet and users don't really know how to use what they already have. Why is email - the most used internet tool in the world - so hard to master?
