Posts for small-to-medium business users facing questions about their technical environment.
Have you been considering getting security cameras for your business? Before you get enamored with all the shiny features available these days, it’s important to first assess your surveillance system needs. Our goal is to help you gain peace of mind and make informed decisions about how to protect your business using security cameras. Why…
In our last article, we shared the importance of planning your Windows 11 upgrade. Today, we thought we’d share one particularly challenging scenario we occasionally encounter when upgrading business software —the lockstep upgrade. What is a lockstep upgrade? A lockstep upgrade happens when multiple components—such as software, hardware, firmware, or drivers—must be upgraded simultaneously. If one…
Microsoft has announced that it will end support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. That means: The upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11 is free – HOWEVER – older computers may not meet the minimum requirements to upgrade to Windows 11. That means it’s important to start budgeting now for hardware replacement costs. …
In our last article we talked about Common Wireless Network Mistakes. Today we’ve put together 5 practical tips to boost your wireless speed and reliability throughout your office. Our tips for optimizing wireless network performance are: 1. Get help identifiying the bottlenecks Fast internet is a result of a complex stack of technology working together….
Common wireless network issues include inadequate bandwith, outdated equipment, signal interference, and poor cabling problems. Resolving these requires updates, adjustments, and sometimes additional wireless access points. When you want lightning-fast performance, you often go out and buy new technology. It’s then SUPER frustrating when your wireless connection is still slow or spotty. You may have…
In our last article, we discussed what to consider when looking for a software developer for your SaaS application. But the reality is that building a successful Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) app requires more than just building a great product. The journey from “I have a great idea” to “we’re making good money with this app” involves…