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COVID-19 Impact on Purchasing IT Equipment
First and foremost we would like to emphasize that COVID-19 (coronavirus) is a humanitarian crisis and that many people and families across the world are
March 2, 2020
First and foremost we would like to emphasize that COVID-19 (coronavirus) is a humanitarian crisis and that many people and families across the world are
This week Microsoft announced the release of its latest mobile app called Office, and there are some pretty exciting features in it that are sure
Ask any company what they are most worried about in their business and information security is usually in the top 3. It should be because, as I
Let’s talk about building strong and easy to remember passwords. Wait, wait, wait, don’t go yet! I know, a computer tech or a company handbook
There was a day when agility was used to describe athletes and cats, not businesses. Then in 2001, a group of seventeen software developers met
Technical debt is the debt that accrues when companies implement I.T. solutions that are cheap or easy at the time. However, they can end up
No sooner does someone say “cloud” than I.T. folks start yelling “Azure!” and “AWS!”. You might be talking about the weather on a cloudy day;
Summary Processors, the brains that run your computers, phones, and other computing devices, have an architectural flaw that could –in theory- allow someone to access your data.
Although our main office is located in the heart of Denver, we also have offices in Boulder and Ft. Collins. Led by Matt Sanders, our
Mac Cybersecurity Flaw: Root password enables unauthorized Access A cybersecurity researcher discovered a critical flaw in the latest version of Apple’s macOS, High Sierra. The flaw
Efforts to change have an abysmal success rate. Just think of your efforts to eat healthier, learn a new language, or stop binge-watching Stranger Things.
Not too long ago, business leaders had to go to IT to get new software approved and installed. Now, enterprise grade business applications are a