New Year’s Resolution “Use Phones More Effectively”
In our last blog, we talked about how to use email more effectively. We got some great reactions and comments about it. As mentioned, it
New Years Resolution “Use Email More Effectively”
The calendar now says 2021, and already it has been an interesting year, unlike any other. Like each year, we hear about creating “New Year’s
End-Of-The-Year IT Checklist
Let’s face it, no one was brokenhearted when 2020 finally ended. It was a year filled with shutdowns, masks, a global pandemic, small businesses struggling,
My Information’s on the Dark Web; now how to I fix it?! (DarkWeb Part 2)
If you didn’t read our Part one blog “There’s a Dark Web out there!”, I suggest you read it first. Just like an enjoyable book
There’s a Dark Web out there! Part 1
So, I recently became a Podcast “junkie”, and a podcast recently brought up the Dark Web. But does the average person really understand what the
“Don’t Open Any Emails From Me!” Ugh!
Just the other day one of our readers saw a friend post on social media, “Don’t open any emails from me, I have been hacked.”
Ugh! The Internet dropped again! Do-It-Yourself Tips
The Zoom screen suddenly freezes in the middle of your meeting and you no longer hear the meeting you’re in. Then from the other room,
You Have Mail! But is it POP3, IMAP or Exchange?
During college in the early 90’s, email was just becoming popular as a form of communications. Now, I get roughly 100 new messages a day.
Firewalls 101 – The Hows & Whys
As we write these blogs and get a good collection, we often get questions back. We love that our blogs are opening communication. We especially like it when the questions have nothing to do
The Debate Between Work at Home vs Office
In 2019, only 5 million people worked from home full-time in the United States, which is roughly 3.4% of the overall US workforce, as reported
