Monthly Archives: January 2012

You launched your own catering business because you love to cook. You went into the bakery business to sell cookies and cupcakes. You didn’t open your own landscaping company because you love paperwork. Yet to be a successful small business … Continue reading →

If the rumors are true, Microsoft is stepping up significantly to join the fight against cyber crime. Apparently, Microsoft is developing a real-time feed that documents current cyber threats and provides necessary steps to safeguard against them. Microsoft presently has … Continue reading →

Many small business owners have employed the cloud during these challenging economic times. Business owners can conserve money by utilizing programs within the cloud, from Photoshop alternatives to project-management tools. Nevertheless, the cloud can be a bit questionable when it … Continue reading →

There a variety of benefits to cloud computing. Backing up important data makes it readily available to everyone in your company and frees up space on your servers. You probably have many concerns about cloud security and might be wondering … Continue reading →

As a small business owner, you may have worried about all of the what-ifs that could come into play if a disaster were to happen. Exactly what does it mean when we talk about a disaster? It could mean a … Continue reading →

What do you think of when you hear the name Segway? If you’re like many out there, “tech failure” pops into your head. Dean Kamen’s invention of the Segway PT scooter was speculated to revolutionize personal transportation. The Segway was … Continue reading →

The the probability is good that you, as a small business owner, are juggling many projects at once, and the chances are equally high in this era of virtual workers that several freelancers and consultants spread throughout the country are … Continue reading →

We’ve been hearing about the paperless office for what seems like years now, yet most office buildings today still depend upon fax machines, copiers, and forests worth of paper documents. Is the paperless office just like the personal jet pack? … Continue reading →