Founders of small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) wear many hats when they launch their businesses. As the business grows, owners-slash-CEOs delegate more and more of their tasks to new hires, though they tend to keep some roles that are too expensive to hire people for.
Cloud computing has become a staple in business strategy and IT architecture over the past couple of years. The functions and benefits of using the cloud let businesses seek to adopt new business models, obtain valuable insights from massive amounts of data, manage workloads, and gain competitive advantage.
Business owners aren’t perfect. They’re human and sometimes make costly mistakes. If you want to succeed as a business owner, learn from others and try to avoid making bad moves. Be wary of the things you purchase and think twice before parting with your hard-earned money.
Are you bothered that Office 365 and Windows 10 are sold separately? If so, you’re not the only one, and thankfully, Microsoft has devised a solution to streamline your purchases. Here’s everything you need to know about Microsoft 365.
Microsoft 365 caters to the workplace by combining Office 365 and Windows 10 into one solution, which is available in two plans: Microsoft 365 Business and Microsoft 365 Enterprise.
Social media accounts for businesses are invaluable tools enterprises use to reach out to their client bases to fully understand their needs and wants. Make sure your social media manager understands the proper way to interact with people online, especially those with bad things to say about the company.
Smartphones have become such a vital component of the modern lifestyle to the point that we are always glued to them. And as our time with our gadgets increases, the need to recharge them while we’re on the go also increases. When you’re nowhere near your charger and your juice runs out, that public charging kiosk can look pretty promising.
Going mobile is a standard strategy for businesses today. With the heavy adoption of devices like Android tablets, business owners are able to connect with the office from nearly anywhere. This is great news and one of the mains reasons why so many businesses are thinking about integrating Android tablets at work.
What do email addresses, cloud service accounts, online bank accounts, and Software-as-a-Service accounts have in common? Beyond being on the internet, they all require passwords.
Of course, creating and entering account credentials can be such a hassle that your employees are tempted to just use the same username and password for all of their accounts.
If you’re a business owner who is constantly on the go, you may have become too comfortable texting confidential information using your iPhone. Thankfully, getting back on track is easy. Here are three iPhone privacy settings that will give you an added layer of comfort and security.
IT is an ever-evolving discipline. It’s a wonder to think that, in the mid ’90s, only a rare few visionaries could have ever imagined a world where nearly everyone could have a computer that literally fits in the palm of their hands. Now, we have robots in manufacturing environments, self driving trucks for long hauls, drones for “last-mile” deliveries, and increasingly natural-sounding voice bots in call centres.
