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Techie Talk

Below are some terms that are often not understood, misunderstood, and misused. In trying to explain technology terms, one immediately confronts the “chicken and egg” dilemma: to understand one term, you have to understand another. I have tried my best,...

Partner with Experts

A desire to run your own business is usually the driving force behind the establishment of a small business. Anyone who has taken the step to becoming a business owner is immediately faced with a myriad of business issues requiring “immediate” attention. This is where...

Using Password Protected Networks

Keystone It frequently assists businesses that have multiple computer users, but each has a stand-alone computer – computers are not networked or linked to other computers in the office. The consequence is workers lack a simple way to share documents. As you...

Threats to Computers and Networks

Magnitude: More than 317 Million New Malware Pieces of Software Were Created in 2015 Malware is the umbrella description for software designed to penetrate someone’s computer or computer system to do something unintended: destruction, theft, monitoring, create a...

Laptop Damage

  We see a lot of damaged laptops each year. Since we are in a university town there are thousands of laptops in circulation every day. Laptops that seemingly contain the very lives of the students! The portability of laptops  naturally exposes these devices to...

IT Planning

When putting together your business plan, you are really putting several plans together into one cohesive description of the business as you visualize it. Usually, there is good, detailed marketing planning, capital planning, financial planning, etc. One of the areas...

Hacking Small Businesses

The National Small Business Association recently released its 2013 Small Business Technology Survey, a study of small-business owners selected by the association. Among the findings were that 94 percent of small-business owners were worried about cybersecurity and...