Let’s Buy a Computer, Part I

Determine the Computer’s Role Your new desktop will have a specific purpose. What is it? Ascertaining what you need the new system for will help

August 12, 2019
No Comments

Six Mistakes Entrepreneurs Can’t Afford to Make

Wearing Too Many Hats Many business owners make the mistake of taking on too much responsibility for themselves. It is almost as if these business

August 9, 2019
No Comments

Dire Days Ahead for Huawei

To make matters even more suspicious for Huawei, its founder and president, Zhengfei Ren, worked as a military technologist for the People’s Liberation Army before

August 7, 2019
No Comments

7 Questions to Ask When Evaluating Your IT

You can get a pretty good idea by getting answers to the following questions: Does it feel like you are dealing with repeat computer issues

August 5, 2019
No Comments

Basic Methods to Keep Your Phone Secure

Keep Your Phone with You in Public This one is a bit of a no-brainer, unless you want to have your phone stolen. You should

August 2, 2019
No Comments

Tip of the Week: How to Keep Your Devices from Keeping You Awake

Fortunately, devices are now made with certain settings that can temper this influence. We’ll give you a few tips on how to adjust these settings.

July 31, 2019
No Comments

Here’s a Malware Refresher

If you want to make the most out of this guide, it helps to print this out. Viruses A computer virus is the most recognized

July 29, 2019
No Comments

Seven Solutions to Boost Your Business Communications

1. Video Conferencing While it’s hard to beat face-to-face conversation when you’re trying to communicate, video conferencing provides what is possibly the next best thing.

July 26, 2019
No Comments

Tip of the Week: How to Best Organize Your Computer Files

There are three major ways you can set up your files. They prioritize clients (or projects), dates, or file-types. For today’s purposes–because it will be

July 24, 2019
No Comments

Less than Six Months Left for Windows 7

Support for these two titles will end on January 14, 2020. If your business hasn’t upgraded away from them yet, you should start to take

July 22, 2019
No Comments

If You Aren’t Patching Your Systems, Any Breaches are On You

A recent survey found that, despite the increased awareness and investment into cybersecurity concerns, sixty percent of interviewed organizations had been breached in the past

July 19, 2019
No Comments

Tip of the Week: The Best Data Warehouse for Your Business

Understanding Data Warehousing A data warehouse is different from a data center in that it is a system for analyzing and reporting on large amounts

July 17, 2019
No Comments

5 Business Benefits of Conferencing Solutions

Team Building Getting a project team on the same page can be difficult, even if you are a subscriber to project management software that’s designed

July 15, 2019
No Comments

Deepfakes Make It Hard to Believe Your Eyes or Ears

What is a Deepfake, and How Are They Made? A deepfake is a fabricated video that makes it possible to literally put words in someone’s

July 12, 2019
No Comments

Tip of the Week: How to Keep Control of Your Cloud

Cloud Considerations Businesses and individual users are both finding cloud resources to be exceptionally helpful, as they provide access to services such as file storage,

July 10, 2019
No Comments

OneNote 2016 is Dead, Long Live OneNote for Windows, Part II

Let’s talk about how to make the switch between the two. Check to Make Sure You Have OneNote Installed If you are a frequent user

July 3, 2019
No Comments

OneNote 2016 is Dead, Long Live OneNote for Windows, Part I

OneNote has been sort of a hidden gem over the last several years. It’s been included in most Microsoft Office packs, including Office 365 subscriptions,

July 1, 2019
No Comments

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 and 2008 R2 Approaching End of Life

What is SQL Server? SQL server is Microsoft’s relational database management system (RDMS) application. As its name suggests, it is used to manage the databases

June 28, 2019
No Comments

IT Services

Managed IT

IT Security

Cloud Computing

IT Hardware

Software

Business Communication

SRS Networks Blog