Technology Advice for Small Businesses

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When to update technology

Technology is an integral part of any business. The problem with this is technology ages and eventually needs to be replaced. Because of the sheer amount of new systems and hardware components being introduced on a daily basis, it can be confusing to work out whether you should upgrade or not. To help, here are… Continue reading When to update technology

5 Signs hardware needs to be upgraded

Computers, servers, mobile devices, and more, are constantly seeing hardware and component upgrades being released. From faster processors to new screens, it feels like there are new elements being released on a daily basis. This can make many business owners feel like they must upgrade. The problem is though that this is a costly endeavour.… Continue reading 5 Signs hardware needs to be upgraded

5 Signs you need to upgrade

Follow any tech blog for a couple of months and it quickly becomes apparent that there are new devices, systems, and hardware introduced on a near daily basis. Because of this, it can be tempting to feel pressure to rush out and upgrade your hardware on a regular basis. As a small business this can… Continue reading 5 Signs you need to upgrade

5 Tips for new BCP technology

Businesses of all sizes should take the time to implement business continuity plans if they want their business to survive a potential disaster. In order to do this, you need technology to support your plans. Even businesses with plans in place need to replace their technology eventually. The issue is how you know when to… Continue reading 5 Tips for new BCP technology

When to upgrade BCP technology

Business continuity plans are an important part of any business, especially if owners and managers want to see a business through any disaster. In order to have an effective plan, it is important that businesses integrates technology that can support a plan. The fact is though that this technology will eventually need to be replaced.… Continue reading When to upgrade BCP technology

BCP technology – when to upgrade

When it comes to business continuity plans, many companies need technology in order to support their plan and systems such as backups and recovery. While this technology may be in place to support current continuity needs, there will come a time when this needs to be upgraded. The issue is how to know when an… Continue reading BCP technology – when to upgrade

Looking at OS X Yosemite

Earlier this year Apple introduced OS X Yosemite, the next version of their popular desktop operating system. In mid-October the company released Yosemite into the wild, and with it comes a wide number of updates and features that business users will benefit from. Here is an overview of the most useful extras for businesses. Upgrading… Continue reading Looking at OS X Yosemite

OS X Yosemite released

In mid-October, Apple launched their much-awaited update to their popular desktop operating system, OS X. This new version, named Yosemite after one of the most beautiful National Parks in the US, brings about a number of new changes and features that business users can benefit from. Here is an overview of the most useful developments.… Continue reading OS X Yosemite released

Apple releases OS X Yosemite

In mid-October, Apple released the much anticipated next version of their popular operating system OS X. This year’s version of OS X is named after America’s most popular National Park, Yosemite. This latest version, like many before it, sees a number of new changes introduced. Here is an overview of the major changes incorporated in… Continue reading Apple releases OS X Yosemite

Define: 10 Common cloud terms

As a business owner you likely don’t have time to sit down and learn all the terminology associated with the cloud when you are looking for a new solution. Because this is a rather complex topic, with experts often throwing around confusing terms, it is easy to be overwhelmed. To help, here are some simple… Continue reading Define: 10 Common cloud terms