Date: 10 Dec 2010 | Posted BY: ulisticadmin
When a disaster strikes, man-made or otherwise, it’s impossible to continue business operation normally without implementing a disaster recovery plan. That’s why it’s very important to determine your crisis recovery strategies to prevent data loss, production interruption, and business failure. Simply put, organizations that suffer data losses generally fail as a consequence. In fact, that
Date: 09 Dec 2010 | Posted BY: ulisticadmin
Considering the success of geolocation-enabled social network platforms such as Foursquare, putting yourself on the geolocation map might just be more than worth your while. There’s a boom in geolocation platforms these days. Geolocation is a means through which people can track various locations through their mobile phone devices. Experts see a continued rise in the relevance and effects of ge
Date: 06 Dec 2010 | Posted BY: ulisticadmin
A pocket video camera is a cost effective way to maximize profits for your business. You only have to invest around $150 to $200, a few hours of video, and you’re on your way to success. Pocket Video Cameras are arguably one of the best gizmos out in the market today. Perhaps its appeal lies in being lightweight, portable, and affordable. They are almost as small as a regular cell phone, making
Date: 03 Dec 2010 | Posted BY: ulisticadmin
Cleaning a dirty workstation not only helps prevent getting infections and sicknesses, it also helps make your workspace – and all that’s in it – more efficient to use. And since cleaning materials don’t cost much and cleaning itself isn’t all that time consuming, there’s little reason to put them off. Did you know that an average office keyboard and mouse can contain as much as 400 t
Date: 30 Nov 2010 | Posted BY: ulisticadmin
So, you have opted to purchase Managed Services annually for the past few years, and you have been enjoying the benefits that Managed Services offers to your business. But as your company and market evolves, your Managed Services subscription may require an upgrade as well. Having only one IT consultant may no longer be enough, if your business has grown considerably, and your company’s network
Date: 26 Nov 2010 | Posted BY: ulisticadmin
For any business, information is as precious as currency – but it can be easily lost, hacked, or destroyed. That’s why it’s important to assess your backup solution and find ways to improve it, to avoid impending disasters and prevent any business interruption. It’s impossible to have a disaster recovery plan without first having an efficient backup solution. So, the question is: Is you
Date: 22 Nov 2010 | Posted BY: ulisticadmin
Is your money safely sitting in your bank? Think again! According to the US Federal Bureau of Investigation, online criminals have been getting away with what they estimate to be over $100 million in bank fraud – mostly at the expense of small to midsized businesses. Typically, hackers plant malicious programs known as Trojans into the networks of target companies, which then steal passwords to
Date: 18 Nov 2010 | Posted BY: ulisticadmin
Besides the obvious loss of your hardware and inconvenience that brings, experts cite a much more important concern: the information you have inside, such as saved passwords and sensitive business and personal information. In the wrong hands, a stolen laptop can compromise your personal security and the security of your business. A study by security vendor Symantec cites that in the United States
Date: 15 Nov 2010 | Posted BY: ulisticadmin
These days, businesses are driven by a need to save on costs while maintaining a high level of productivity. So when it comes to printing requirements in the office, it helps to have a multi-use device that keeps expenses at a minimum and doesn’t compromise efficiency and productivity. These days, printers have become more than just, well, printers. There are many additional features and fa
Date: 12 Nov 2010 | Posted BY: ulisticadmin
If you have old or unused programs, or have software that hasn’t been updated in a while, you are running the risk of hackers exploiting these vulnerabilities and infiltrating your system. One of the more subtle ways hackers use to get malware into your system is through exploiting programs that are either old or not up to date. Naturally, most programs are not perfect when they first come out,