by | Mar 3, 2015 | Cloud Services, IT Managed Services, Uncategorized
Making sure my files are safe used to be stressful. I had files stashed on external hard drives, thumb drives and even used clunky, old file servers to make sure my data was backed up. But these basic methods of backup still left me vulnerable. What would happen if a...
by | Mar 3, 2015 | Cloud Services, IP Telephony, IT Managed Services, News, Uncategorized
An average business with 15 employees can save over 67% with SecuriSync when compared to File Servers. How much can you save with SecuriSync vs. a costly File Server? View our cost savings calculator below to see for yourself. Insert the following prices into the...
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by | Mar 2, 2015 | Cloud Services, IT Managed Services, News, Uncategorized
Osterman Research recently surveyed knowledge workers about their access to former employers’ IT systems. An incredible 89% of respondents retained access to at least one system—such as Salesforce, PayPal, email, SharePoint and other sensitive corporate apps. Key...
by | Mar 1, 2015 | Cloud Services, IT Managed Services, News, Uncategorized
Password hacks have become so frequent nowadays, you’re probably sick of constant reminders to update your passwords. I mean, how many passwords can you be expected to remember? Even with the strongest of passwords, there are no guarantees. Hackers know much more...
by | Feb 28, 2015 | Cloud Services, IT Managed Services, News, Uncategorized
What happens when an employee leaves your company? If you’re like many small and medium-sized businesses, you’ll collect their laptops and IDs and then quickly work towards filling the newly vacant position. But if you’re not thinking about the IT...
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by | Feb 24, 2015 | Cloud Services, IT Managed Services, News, Uncategorized
I’m a Mac user. And Outlook for Mac makes me sad. That’s because, when compared to its Windows counterpart, Outlook for OS X (aka Outlook 2011) is an underperformer. Maybe it’s because the Windows version was built in the same shop as the Exchange service. Or maybe...
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