If “this quarter” or “this year” is being updated to “maybe next year” in your IT planning for replacing laptops, you’re not alone. Between shortages, shipping delays and economic factors, purchasing new laptops is moving down the financial priority list for business owners and IT...
Employees are being called back to their offices. Meanwhile, there is a fraction of those who will either remain fully remote or work on a hybrid schedule. The choice to work where they want is being given to employees as a retention incentive, given employers’ challenges in recruiting and...
Between humans’ natural aversion to change, quickly evolving technology and the sheer number of options on the market, it’s common for businesses to get stuck in a technology rut. Things work, so why change them? Why update when it feels like whatever you choose will be outdated as soon...
First things first. Malicious office documents are typical electronic files that contain damaging macros. Macros are multiple commands bundled together to execute tasks. These documents can be in a variety of formats, including Microsoft Office, Google Docs, PDF or any file that can be attached...
What an exciting and often deeply confusing time for business owners when it comes to IT. On one hand, IT is evolving so quickly that there is hardly a business function that can’t be made more efficient and easier. On the other hand, all the options for making business functions more...
First, the cloud became a place for businesses to store data safely off-site, eliminating the need for massive network centers. Then, the pandemic hit and millions of employees worked from home and used the cloud to store, share and access data. Now, cloud providers are increasing the cost for...
