Productivity
Technology should give your team time back. Explore practical advice on remote work, office tools, and the everyday IT decisions that help DFW businesses get work done. 14 posts. Page 1 of 2.
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How to Prepare a Business for Remote Work
The world of work has changed dramatically. Offices filled with busy employees and long commutes are no longer the norm. Today, remote work is a big part of how we work, bringing…
The Aging Computer and Your Office
While you might be able to rescue or reuse some things, when it comes to computers and technology, their lifespan is measured quite differently. Whether it is their hardware or…
How Big (or Small) Do I Have to Be to Outsource My IT Services?
It’s been said that size matters. Big fish in a small pond and all that.
I’m an Architect or an Attorney—Why do I need IT Support From an Outside Firm?
We’ve heard it before—I’m an educated professional so why do I need someone else to come in and specify, set up and tend to my computers?
Should You Buy Your Hardware From the Same Guys Who are Installing Your Systems?
When it comes to outfitting your office with computers for your staff, where should you shop? Lots of options here, so let’s make a list: 1. Go to a large local brick-and-mortar…
The Consequences of Using Illegal Software
Arrh, matey, is your firm using illegal or pirated software?. That is, did you applications come from a source that either wasn’t legitimate or downloaded from a questionable…
How Much Computing Power is Too Much Power?
We all are obsessed with power…well, in this case, computing power.
Video Conferencing Etiquette
Ok, there are Roberts Rules of Order, Miss Manners and your mother’s rules. While they are all good, they may not fit the situation you need in a particular setting.
The Consequences of Not Backing Up Your Files
We all live for and with data. Our businesses depend on it, even a large part of our personal lives depend on data.
Are You Really Reducing Paper?
The whole discussion of reducing paper by using technology has a variety of outcomes and directions. Now we are talking about reducing paper, not recycling. That’s a different…