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Safety In The Cloud: The Security Benefits Of Using Cloud Computing

Contrary to popular public opinion, cloud computing can actually be far more secure than the locally managed systems, especially when it comes to the small and medium size enterprises. Here’s just some of the important security benefits of using Cloud computing for your business. Cloud Computing – The Benefits Multifactor authentication – Many Cloud computing…Continue Reading


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Cloud Computing: The Benefits Still Outweigh The Risks

The cloud applications, platforms and infrastructure that many businesses rely upon today, utilize public web servers and the Internet for data transmission, which leaves their users open to a number of different security risks and vulnerabilities. Cloud users must also contend with additional nuisances like performance issues and service interruptions that periodically impact the websphere….Continue Reading


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Bridging Technology’s Communication Gap

The number of remote workers is on the rise at many tech firms today, helping to meet organizational goals such as hiring the best qualified candidates regardless of their location, improving employee work/life balance and getting business tax breaks for saving the environment, by reducing the number of commuters on the road. On the other…Continue Reading


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Keyboard Shortcuts Every Computer User Should Know

In recent studies, many computer users don’t know what simple keyboard shortcuts like “Ctrl+S” and “Ctrl+F” does. Below we’ve put together a brief description of handy shortcuts that every computer user should know. First let’s talk about some basics. “CTRL” is an abbreviation for Control, and it’s the main key on your Windows PC that…Continue Reading


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DIY: How To Find My IP Address

Your computer’s IP address is the specific address assigned to the machine when it connects to the Internet or a local area network. In most cases, your computer — or router if connecting through a LAN — receives an IP address from the Internet service provider when it connects to the Internet. For most users,…Continue Reading


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