In the business world, PowerPoint presentations are commonly used to communicate ideas. A successful PowerPoint presentation gets the message across in a short time period, however, creating a short, yet appealing presentation isn’t always easy to do.

In the business world, PowerPoint presentations are commonly used to communicate ideas. A successful PowerPoint presentation gets the message across in a short time period, however, creating a short, yet appealing presentation isn’t always easy to do.

Downtime has the potential to cripple your business, especially if you don’t have a formidable budget in place for IT services. The issue really becomes a problem when it occurs regularly. Frequent downtime does plenty more than negatively impact the bottom line.

Internet technology makes many things possible, especially expanding a business. Google is a search engine like Yahoo and Bing, but Google can be customized in various ways to help your business. One of the best ways to improve your business is to improve your ranking on Google.

Whether we are properly prepared or not there will be incidents involving a natural disaster or other emergency that will cause an interruption to your systems. How ready are you should this happen? Do you have a disaster recovery plan in place that will safeguard your important information and ensure your customers are taken care of? A disaster recovery plan is critical, and every business should have one in place because waiting until a problem arises means you waited too long.

“You don’t have to worry just about technology… You have to worry about your people, because people will break things, and people can fix them.”

—Information Security Is All About Operational Risk, by Michael Hill

Your business has become more and more dependent on automation, and you store much of your proprietary and business data in its native and vulnerable state.

If you use Microsoft Office 365 products at work or at home, you should be aware of the software’s extensive vulnerability. The manner in which Microsoft Office 365 manages “federated identities” through Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) allows online hackers to infiltrate accounts, data, e-mail messages and files within the software’s cloud.

The year has barely gotten off to a start and we’re already dealing with a variety of security breaches such as those with Target and Shapchat. Now the Syrian Electronic Army (SEA), a Syrian computer hacker conglomerate, is kicking off the New Year with a variety of cyber-attacks.

What’s the first thing you ask yourself before buying a new computer?

“Where can I get the best deal?”  Sure, you don’t want to pay more than you have to.

However there are other things besides price that you should consider:

When shopping for a computer at your local electronics superstore, you may get a good price, but you can’t expect customization, graphics, or special software setups for your business needs.

What If?

You walked into your office on Monday morning and and discovered that a virus, hacker, or system crash deleted every file, database, and e-mail on your entire hard drive?

Could your data be restored?
Would you know what to do in this situation?
Would your staff be able to continue working?

We can tell you what will happen.