by Chris Higgins | Jul 18, 2018 | Hardware |
Fix or replace? That’s the age-old question when something goes wrong. Recently, a new client hired us to fix a printing issue not resolved by their former IT company. As a busy tax accounting and bookkeeping firm, down time was not an option. Multiple failed attempts...
by Chris Higgins | May 16, 2018 | Hardware, Security |
Second in a series One advantage of IP camera surveillance systems is that they can be managed and controlled remotely. This makes troubleshooting your system comparatively simple. Using a laptop, you can easily check the function of each camera. Analog cameras, on...
by Chris Higgins | May 8, 2018 | Hardware, Security |
First in a series Video surveillance systems offer a number of benefits for business. In addition to helping prevent robberies, they serve other purposes as well. Control employee theft Monitor workflows Improve safety Help to avoid frivolous lawsuits Reduce insurance...
by Chris Higgins | Jan 24, 2018 | Hardware, Internet |
Should you buy your own router? You probably don’t think about your home router very often. Typically, it’s provided by your Internet Service Provider (ISP) – either for free or on a rental basis. According to Consumer Reports, however, there are several reasons...
by Chris Higgins | Sep 20, 2017 | Hardware, How To, Software |
When your Microsoft software, PCs or servers reach the end of support you have decisions to make. Should you upgrade or replace? It’s not a decision to make lightly. The cycle of software updates and the costs that these bring can be a heavy burden on any...
by Chris Higgins | Sep 13, 2017 | Hardware, Software |
Some Microsoft operating systems, servers and exchanges have reached the end of their product lifecycle. Is yours one of them? No need to worry – just be prepared. Knowing the key dates in your product lifecycle can help you make informed decisions about when to...
