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K Logan
| Jul 24, 2014
With the right language, your security policy can mitigate threats and reduce the impact of any breaches that do happen. The result is a boost in productivity, a reduction in network downtime, and the ability to provide reassurance to customers that their personal and financial information is safe in your hands.
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K Logan
| Jul 22, 2014
Although businesses rely more heavily on technology, many of them are missing some of the ways that standard office equipment can improve productivity and reduce paper-intensive processes. Scanners as part of Multifunction printers (MFPs) or copiers allow for a seamless flow of information from the constant streams of digital and paper coming through the office.
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K Logan
| Jul 18, 2014
According to Symantec, cybersecurity threats have risen by 300 percent for small and medium businesses between 2011 and 2012. Yet 66 percent of SMBs are not concerned about digital threats. Companies need solid security policies to help protect them. Here is what you should consider before you create your IT security policy.
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K Logan
| May 07, 2014
With the recent release of the climate change report, it is clear that we should all take as many actions as we can to lower our impact on the environment. While going “green” is often associated with a big bill, the majority of these practices are common sense ways to cut back on costs around the office as well.
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K Logan
| Apr 22, 2014
Going paperless is a bit of a misnomer. It doesn't mean eradicating all paper in the office, despite the name, and it isn't just about saving trees - though that is a nice benefit. . With a single 4-drawer cabinet eating up 9 square feet and $1,500 annually, any amount of file conversion is a benefit to the company.
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K Logan
| Apr 18, 2014
The Heartbleed Bug has been all over the media in the past week, but a lot of myths and uncertainties still surround the bug. Here is everything you need to know about the bug, how it works, what it affects and what you can do about it.
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K Logan
| Apr 08, 2014
After today, April 8th, people still using Microsoft's Windows XP Operating System will be facing tremendous risks.
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K Logan
| Mar 19, 2014
Attacks on secure networks are not a matter of if, they are a matter of when. Companies deal with data breaches every day, yet many managers and businesses manage their networks while clinging to myths. The result is that these myths leave companies vulnerable without realizing their own vulnerability, leading to dire consequences.
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K Logan
| Mar 06, 2014
Winter is not the only threat to business productivity and operations. Around the calendar, companies face a number of contingencies that can impede business operations. Having a business continuity plan in place is vital to weathering the unforeseeable. Here's how.
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K Logan
| Feb 24, 2014
Is VoIP as Essential to an Office as Black is to a Wardrobe? Yes. Here are 5 Excellent Reasons Why.
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K Logan
| Feb 06, 2014
Why have so many businesses still not made the switch to paperless operations? Here are some of the most common reasons, and how to get around them.
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T Luciotti
| Jan 24, 2014
UC gives you customized communication time management tools. These tools structure employee communications to be more productive by allowing you and your staff to focus on what is important by automatically prioritizing communications and reducing interruptions; in turn, increasing your ROI. In a nutshell, UC brings an automated communications management process to your business communications that improves your company productivity.
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T Luciotti
| Jan 21, 2014
Milner, Inc., a technology services company and Atlanta’s largest independent provider of office solutions, completed the technology makeover for Wellspring Living, the (16-plus) winner and Atlanta Pet Rescue & Adoption (15-under) winner of the Technology JumpStart Your Nonprofit contest which ran from Jan - March of this year.
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T Luciotti
| Jan 03, 2014
Everything we know is wrong. Predicting technology trends is like target practice using a flying bee. Technology is changing at such a rapid rate that “everything” we know seems to change on a daily basis for at least one technology segment.
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T Luciotti
| Nov 26, 2013
There are many studies that show telecommuting as being valuable to a company and their employees. A lot has been written about the advantages of telework, yet most of the disadvantages have been downplayed.
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T Luciotti
| Nov 11, 2013
Earlier this month, Microsoft said that users who refuse to update their systems before the April 8, 2014 cut-off point for Windows XP will be more vulnerable to hacking attempts.
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T Luciotti
| Oct 28, 2013
While it's impossible to plan for every potential computer disaster or emergency, there are a few easy and inexpensive measures you can put into place that will help you avoid the vast majority of computer disasters you could experience.
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T Luciotti
| Oct 25, 2013
Audio transcription is a niche skill set. It is also an expensive skill set when you consider the wages, benefits and overhead of a dedicated transcription department. This is why many companies are choosing to outsource their transcription needs.
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T Luciotti
| Sep 30, 2013
Printing envelopes can be a frustrating and confusing task. Don’t be too hard on yourself because it’s easy to make a mistake. We hope these simple tips make the world of printing envelopes an easier and happier place.
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T Luciotti
| Sep 18, 2013
No matter how many PC’s are on your network, one thing that can help protect your system from being compromised is: a great password. Hackers want access to anything they can break into. If they can guess your password, you might as well hand over your wallet and keys to the building.
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