If Your Backup Isn't Automated, It Just Isn't Trustworthy

If Your Backup Isn’t Automated, It Isn’t Worth It
	You don’t want to take chances with something as important as your data backup. In the past, businesses would use tape backups performed manually at specific intervals... Read More

Hardware Prices Continue to Climb
	If you've been in the market for upgrading your hardware, be it a new graphics card, CPU, or even a laptop, you might have experienced something alarming: soaring... Read More

The VPN Has Become an Essential Tool
	Remote workers face a significant challenge in ensuring data security. While safeguarding data stored within the company's internal network is feasible, protecting... Read More

Three Types of Software Every Business Should Consider
	Software plays a crucial role in every business, regardless of its nature. Whether you rely on a CRM system, a point-of-sale solution, or more intricate software profiles... Read More

How to Make Good Investments in Your IT
	With technology being such an important part of doing business, making the right calls on how to spend your IT budget is important. Before diving into... Read More

How to Install APK Files, and Why You Might Not Want To
	When you download a program or application to your computer, you must install it through its operating system. The same is true for your Android smartphone... Read More

May 2024

This Issue:

	If Your Backup Isn’t Automated, It Isn’t Worth It
	Hardware Prices Continue to Climb
	The VPN Has Become an Essential Tool
	Three Types of Software Every Business Should Consider

Top Blogs:

	How to Make Good Investments in Your IT
	How to Install APK Files, and Why You Might Not Want To

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Tech Trivia

By 2000, 54 million households or 51% of US households had owned one or more computers.