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Your crisis management plan in case of fire, flood, snow, or human-made emergency probably shouldn’t live in a binder at the office. Having a plan that dictates who handles which … Continue reading Store Your Crisis Management Plan Online
Microsoft Visual Studio and the .NET framework are going open-source. This is great news for Microsoft developers and anyone who uses the Microsoft ecosystem. For developers, this means they’ll have … Continue reading Microsoft .NET Goes Open-Source
‘Tis the season to start thinking about sending holiday cards to your client list. More than a tradition, sending holiday greetings is a great way to keep in touch with … Continue reading Sending Holiday Cards: When Should You Use Office Tech?
There was a time when every website had a blog. With the rise of more sophisticated web experiences, the digital narrative of the website isn’t bound to the blog any … Continue reading Your Website’s Story: Adding Editorial Content to Your Website
This month Tesla Motors announced the Dual Motor Model S, the first consumer-ready dual electric motor car. The car gains in efficiency – at least 10 miles on a single … Continue reading An Electric All-Wheel Drive With Better Efficiency
Accessing cloud storage straight from your phone can be a great advantage for small business owners on the go, and companies like Box and Dropbox are making it easier every … Continue reading Dropbox Adds Functionality, Security in Latest Apple, Android Updates
Businesses with online stores have long known the value of reducing the payment barrier. Whether using a custom shopping cart, an off-the-shelf credit card processing app, or PayPal, retail businesses … Continue reading Let Clients Pay Like Consumers
Microsoft announced a return to the familiar last week with Windows 10. Skipping Windows 9 (supposedly, the company wants a clean break from the reputation of Windows 8), Windows 10 … Continue reading Microsoft Announces Windows 10
Shellshock is the name of the recent software vulnerability found in Bash, the shell (command line) program used on most Mac OS X and Linux computers and servers. It’s a … Continue reading What Does Shellshock Mean for Windows?
Next October European-style “Chip & PIN” cards will finally be coming to the US. These types of cards cut down on credit card fraud significantly. The switch will be coming … Continue reading You Have One Year to Get Ready for Chip & PIN
Along with the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and Apple Watch, Apple announced another potentially game-changing development last week: Apple Pay. Apple Pay works like Google Wallet and has immediate … Continue reading Factor Apple Pay into Your E-Commerce Operations
Slowly (thanks to cable monopolies) but surely (thanks to consumer demand), the Internet is getting faster. That will change on Wednesday, when some of the most popular sites on the … Continue reading September 10th is Internet Slowdown Day
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