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BYOD Bandwidth Issues: How to Problem-Solve with Backups
By Ron Faith, CEO, Datacastle
With BYOD driving transition in the enterprise, many IT pros are currently asking themselves, “How will this affect
7 Things Your SMB Customers Need to Know About End of Support for Windows XP
By Cindy Bates, Vice President of US SMB&D at Microsoft
The world looked a lot different when Windows XP was first introduced in
Million Mile Tour (MMT) Update: Windows XP Migrations
It’s official! We’ve launched this past week in LA with a daytime customer event and an evening partner exam cram (pictured here) with
Innovation Drive: ComputerHMO
It was both an honor and a privilege to assist prominent SMB IT Pro Jay Weiss in launching his retail division for
Help Karl Palachuk Write his Book Set on Standard Op Procedures for Tech Consultants
We heard this week from our good friend and community member Karl Palachuk that he has embarked on a journey to complete his
Robin Robins Launches Video Series on how MSPs Can Gain Additional, Quality Clients
Late last week we heard from our friend Robin Robins, founder of the Technology Marketing Toolkit, who informed us that she has developed
Compliance in the Cloud: What you Need to Know about the Graham-Leach-Bliley Act
By Danielle Sheer, VP and General Counsel, Carbonite; and Alan Guichard, Northeastern University School of Law
In this month’s edition of “Compliance
My First Date with Windows 8.1
I’ve always had a wandering eye for sexy user interfaces (UI). For it was I who worked on an early Apple Lisa computer
Top Four Ways to Optimize and Manage Remote IT Sites
By Paul Ayers, Offer Manager, Networking Solutions, Schneider Electric
If you’re centrally managing your customers’ data centers and server rooms, it’s increasingly likely
SMB Community Eligible to Participate in Landmark $7B Class-Action Settlement
Throughout this year, we have been reporting and blogging on our partnership with Class Action Capital, which has signed on to assist the
Urgent: Download Our XP Migration Guide Now!
Seriously – this is our PhD thesis on the Windows XP migration matter. It looks at the situation from the obvious market measurement