Our clients come to us regularly and ask about the best computers for business use. After over 30 years in the IT business, we recommend Lenovo.
We do this because we want to ensure our clients get speed, reliability and a low cost of total ownership from their technology purchases.
Let's compare your IT services to your car and think for a moment about why you take your car in for routine maintenance. You know that if you don’t get the oil and filters changed and a few fluids topped up that your car is going to have problems.
Ever wondered whether you should bother doing those updates on computers and mobile devices that periodically pop up? There are two big reasons why doing them is important – security and functionality.
Not updating operating systems, virus software and mobile app software can leave your business open to far too many overwhelming threats.
Wondering if you should replace computers running Windows XP? In a word – YES, and the sooner the better.
We're confident in taking this emphatic stance because the stakes are high and the deadline is coming at you faster than the CRA when you owe taxes.
Many things go into running a successful company and one of the most important aspects is having a trained and knowledgable team. Fortunately there is free Microsoft Office available that can help you increase training without hurting your bottom line.
The New Year is upon us and it is a great time to review the most important parts of your business – including IT. That means taking a good look at your IT plan for 2014.
The last year has seen some major changes in technology that you need to be aware of.
We get asked all the time about Office 365. Our clients want to know what Office 365 is, what the benefits are and how it can help their business.
The bottom line here is your email will likely be moving to the cloud within the next 2-3 years if it is not there already.
The Toronto Star has featured a member of our growing IT support team in an article about the YMCA.
Adam Elfassy, who joined our team earlier this fall, is profiled in the Toronto Star piece about how the YMCA is helping employers hire and train job seekers.
One of the most productivity-sapping things for any business is technology problems. That's why implementing a help desk can be a great way to improve efficiency.
Ideally, you should have a network setup where you don't have recurring technical problems and instead you just need the odd problem fixed or things like setting up new users handled effectively.