Posted by Steven Bond on April 4, 2012
We’ve made it to the final post of our 5-part series on helping small businesses avoid common and costly tech mistakes. Thanks to those who have stuck with it to the end. If you’ve missed any, check out the previous parts:
Part 1: Weak Tech Support and Old, Cheap or Inconsistent Hardware
Part 2: Inadequate Power Protection [...]
Posted by Steven Bond on March 22, 2012
We’ve got Insufficient Data Backup and Virus Vulnerability on deck in Part 4 of our series on Small Business Tech Mistakes, and how you can avoid them. Let’s get to it!
Mistake #7: Insufficient Data Backup
Every small business wrestles with the issue of data backups. Most every organization recognizes the need—sometimes mandated by law—to archive and [...]
Posted by Steven Bond on March 9, 2012
Continuing our series on how small businesses can avoid common tech mistakes, Part 3 follows up on our discussion of Inadequate Power Protection and Illegal Software
in Part 2 and digs into Mistakes #5 & 6: Inadequate Training and Weak Security.
Mistake #5: Inadequate Training
Training is a significant issue for small businesses. This is particularly true for [...]
Posted by Steven Bond on July 13, 2010
There are many anti-spam solutions in the market. Â They tend to fall into a handful of types. Â However, all of them must do the same thing: Â somehow determine which emails are legitimate and which ones are not. Â There are many ways to do this, and most of them use differing combinations of the same techniques. [...]