Spring is just around the corner, which means it a great time for spring cleaning. But I’m not talking about scrubbing down the house or organizing the garage. As a Business Owner, its important to take a hard look at your company and decide what type of spring cleaning can be most beneficial. From an IT perspective, it is always best practice to determine what should be cleaned up within your technology. Continue reading
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As technology continues to evolve, businesses are moving forward with cutting-edge trends to keep their technology as up-to-date and efficient as possible. Many businesses are considering virtualization as a way to simplify IT infrastructure and increase efficiency. Continue reading
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The New Year has quickly approached and it already seems to be flying by. Before the year goes as quickly as it came, let’s evaluate the top trends for 2013 and how they can positively affect your business. Every year, technology comes out with new trends: What’s the latest and greatest phone? Who has the best computer or laptop? What version of software should I be running? All of these trends are important, but have you considered the IT network that is running your business? Continue reading As our personal and work lives become ever more technology-dependent, workers often prefer to use their own smartphones, tablets, laptops, even flashdrives while at work. But the growing impetus for bring-your-own-device, or BYOD, is uncovering a number of significant legal issues for companies and their employees. Continue reading Our ever-greater dependence on technology is changing the legal landscape just as it’s rearranging how so many other industries function. Perhaps it shouldn’t come as a surprise that this trend has given rise to the “virtual law office,” or VLO. Continue reading
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Attorneys have a legal and ethical obligation to protect client confidentiality. With cybercrime on the rise, law firms can expect to be targeted. Already, the American Bar Association’s 2012 Legal Technology Survey indicates about one-tenth of all law firms have had some kind of security breach. Continue reading
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It’s no coincidence that information technology has become the backbone of accounting environments. The fundamental purpose of IT is to enable electronic communication among equipment so that data can be transferred. Since accounting transactions are, in effect, merely an exchange of numbers-based information, adopting information technology can simplify and speed transactions. Continue reading
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We live in a world where innovation seems to be the norm. We’re experiencing change at an astounding rate. But within the realm of change, there’s another “new normal” known as disruptive innovation. What is it? Promulgated by Harvard Business School professor Clayton M. Christensen, disruptive innovation is a concept that focuses on the unexpected – alternative thinking that can drive development of new technologies, products or services specifically designed to encourage change as well as sharpen a company’s competitive edge. Continue reading
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For most who have adopted server virtualization technology, there really is no going back to a physical-only world. While server virtualization has been around for more than a decade, many still consider it a a new technology and not everyone sees the benefits. To make it easy to understand the benefits, we wrote this blog that covers the top 8 benefits of server virtualization. Article adapted from: http://www.infoworld.com/d/virtualization/top-10-benefits-server-virtualization-177828 Continue reading
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Like every other aspect of your business, IT planning and budgeting should both support and complement your long-term strategic plan. The rapid and broad-scale evolution of technology has made IT an integral and critical component of your daily operations as well as your future business success. Continue reading
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