Technology Advice for Small Businesses

Unveiling OS X Yosemite

Mac users who missed out on coverage of the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2014 will be pleased to know that Apple introduced their latest operating system; the OS X Yosemite. Although some features aren’t fully-formed, some of the most obvious changes in the OS X Yosemite are very present. With that in mind, it’s time… Continue reading Unveiling OS X Yosemite

Predictive forecasting in Office 365

Office 365 offers various selections of business apps that place emphasis on being versatile and practical. Having promised to bring analytics to users around the world, Microsoft keeps its word with Power BI’s latest upgrade featuring predictive forecasting. The real question is: What is it and how does it work? Predictive forecasting uses a variety… Continue reading Predictive forecasting in Office 365

Utilizing business intelligence value

Business intelligence (BI) plays a vital role in most businesses. It helps identify and monitor business trends and facilitate decision making, as well as improve your strategic management processes. Isn’t it time you made use of your company’s resources and accessed valuable corporate data to improve your BI for the good of your company success?… Continue reading Utilizing business intelligence value

10 Security best practices

Thanks to rapid technological advancement over the past decade, businesses have been able to flourish with great tech tools at their disposal. But the widespread adoption of new, smarter technologies has also given rise to security issues and the ability to infiltrate networks. These threats, if not taken care of appropriately and at the right… Continue reading 10 Security best practices

Apple device security

Ask many Apple users about the security of the devices they are using and they will likely scoff at the question, insisting that their computer or phone is secure and always has been. While it is true that there are fewer security issues facing Macs, there are still security threats out there and it is… Continue reading Apple device security

How Mac and PC differ

Go Mac or go PC? That has been an increasingly divisive question over the past decade with users from either side insisting their choice is the better one. While both have their positives and negatives, many people are still unsure of the real differences between the two. However, understanding what sets them apart can help… Continue reading How Mac and PC differ

iOS 8 – coming soon

Apple’s yearly WWDC (World Wide Developers Conference) is one of the most eagerly anticipated moments of the year for fans of the company’s products and systems. This year, as with others before, has proven to be an interesting one. Perhaps most attention-grabbing of all is the announcement of a new version of iOS. The new… Continue reading iOS 8 – coming soon

Disaster apps

Historically the months of June, July, and August are when the vast majority of natural disasters strike. Regardless of your location, there is a chance that your business could be facing a real challenge if something bad happens. In order to limit the potential damage a disaster can create, it helps to be proactive and… Continue reading Disaster apps

10 Tips for effective backlinks

Thousands, if not, millions of pages of great content are published to the Web daily, but good content alone rarely ranks without links. While many people are running away from the idea due to its tedious implementation, backlinks are one of the best, if not the best, tool to help improve your website’s popularity and… Continue reading 10 Tips for effective backlinks

Data use on your tablet

One of the basics for Android tablets is that they connect to the Internet. While every tablet can connect via Wi-Fi, an increasing number of models are also able to connect via data networks. For those who have tablets that connect with data networks, you likely have a set amount of data each month, meaning… Continue reading Data use on your tablet