Compurer Repairs Makes the iPad the Hot Ticket
Looks like Apple did all the computer repairs they could on their prized iPad because all anyone in the computer service world can talk about. . . .
Cloud Scares Brings in the IT Repairs
Google’s computer repair team is working to make the damages minimal but the Gmail scare of 2011 is hitting the news. The small failure in . . .
IT Team Switching Directions
Some people are just not technology people. Hence the high need for a solid IT service and computer repair team. According to an article from . . .
Virtualization Yields Computer Repair?
Keeping your business’s information and work secure is very important when you are working with cloud based networks. The possibility of system crashing which will . . .
Computer Repair in Boston: 3 Essential Steps to Business Intelligence
used with permission from the Microsoft Small Business website Companies today have too much information. What companies don't have enough of is intelligence - and . . .
Computer Problems? Follow these 3 Basic Security Policies
I cannot stress enough to my Boston-based clients how important IT Security is for ensuring successful business management. This article below outlines three very important . . .
Virus Protection: Adobe Adds Extra Security Layer
Do you use Adobe Reader either at home or in the office? We have clients throughout the Boston area who use Adobe Reader regularly. We . . .
Computer Repair and Upgrading: 5 Steps to an Easy Windows 7 Upgrade
Upgrading to the new Windows 7 operating system can make your PC faster and easier to use. Many users fear that the upgrade process itself will be stressful and difficult -- but fear not! Following these five simple steps will help you have a smooth and stress-free transition.
Computer Repair and Data Recovery: 10 Facts About Disaster Recovery
Paul Sullivan has seen it all. A 25-year veteran of disaster recovery and business continuity management, Sullivan witnessed the growth of continuity planning among the Fortune 1000 in the 1980s. He watched, first hand, the successes and failures of business continuity plans following the events of September 11, 2001 and in 2005 throughout the most active hurricane season in recorded history. Today, Sullivan is helping small and medium-sized companies plan for and recover after significant business interruptions.
