Similar to your bank account, house, car or other important things you need to keep your computer safe.
When I say safe and secure, I mean both from a physical and digital risk perspective. How do you protect your device from theft? And if the laptop or desktop is taken have you taken steps to stop the thieves from getting into your machine and accessing your files?
Protecting yourself from computer viruses is also important.
Buying IT support should be an engaging process, so it is important you work with a trusted professional and not someone who is just looking to sell you a service. Below are some ways to help you evaluate providers and find affordable IT support for small business.
When choosing between multiple Managed Service Providers (MSPs) it can be confusing because you are not buying a product commodity, such as a cell phone, clothing item or car. You are investing in a consultative IT solution to take your business to the next level.
If you are not confident about your current backup system, you should be thinking about what the best backup service is and how it can better protect your critical business data.
There are two important parts of a backup service. One is the backup software and technology being used, which we have reviewed in a previous post.
More and more businesses are looking to save costs and move their systems to the cloud. This includes everything from email to lines of business. This is where the world is going and it makes sense from a mobility and cost saving point of view, but with everything new there come new risks that must be considered and prepared for.
There is nothing more important in IT terms than protecting your company’s data so understanding the best backup software for 2015 is critical to eliminating risk and protecting your organization.
Unfortunately many executives end up making poor decisions on their approach to backup and disaster recovery because they don’t have strong information about best practice standards.
There are no shortage of things that can add stress as we get closer to the holidays. One thing that shouldn’t be causing you stress, however, is your backup and disaster recovery plan.
As a business owner or executive, there are eight things you should have in place to give you the peace of mind that your critical data is protected, no matter what happens.
I joined TDCNet earlier this year and I’ve loved every minute of it, but prior to becoming an employee I was a client.
I was the internal IT person that was really supposed to be doing something else, but maintaining computers fell into that role too.
We get asked all the time, how will things be different when someone is using Office 365? Well, here’s what your day could look like if you take advantage of Cloud-based email.
After getting ready in the morning…
You look at your calendar on your mobile phone or tablet to see what you have scheduled today.
Look around your office. Assuming you are not a Law or Accounting firm, do you have an in-house lawyer or accountant? I expect that for most of you the answer to this question is no. These are business functions that do not require an in-house expert but are instead outsourced to individuals or firms outside your business that specialise in these areas.