Monthly Archives: February 2012

Mouse-free computing is something we have just begun to taste. We have touchscreens on many devices including tablets, phones, and e-readers. These let us access the web; send texts, and emails all without using a mouse. So is this the … Continue reading →

If you have a smartphone it is probably a crucial part of your life. You use it to enjoy music, read, check you mail, navigate to stores, and last but not least make calls! But if your battery dies you … Continue reading →

Windows 7 represents a significant improvement over past Windows operating systems. However, if you do not know how to use this newest version of Windows correctly, you will miss out on a number of goodies that’ll help you work more … Continue reading →

Once used primarily as a blogging platform, WordPress is now probably the most popular website publishing and content management tools on the web. According to Tech Crunch, about 22 out of every 100 new active domains in the U.S. run … Continue reading →

Smartphones, iPads, iPods, and notebook computers are some of the must-have products of the last five years. However, for each iPad there’s an Apple TV—a tech failure. Businesses take a chance when they send a new piece of technology into … Continue reading →

If you use Microsoft Outlook on a regular basis, chances are that you probably take it for granted. Outlook has been around for a long time, helping us organize our email and our daily schedules. It may seem simple, but … Continue reading →

When looking at data security, many people think they have a good amount of systems and safeguards in place to keep their data secure. Sure, you might have antivirus software and you may even update it frequently. You may also … Continue reading →

Our last blog centered around company culture and the effect it could have on your brand. Your company’s culture, good or bad, shows up in your brands reputation. We discussed ways to gauge the cultural health of your organization, but … Continue reading →

Strategy and finances are not the only facets of a successful company, but they are usually what companies concentrate on. It may not seem obvious, but company culture plays a very important role too. It can affect your branding, marketing, … Continue reading →