Prediction: 1 Billion HTML5 Phones Sold in 2013
It's not news that more and more people are bringing their own phones to the work places. There's even an acronym for it, BYOD, bring . . .
Windows 8- Too Advanced for Us?
IT Consulting and Tech Support Companies will want to know about this. It's not even two years since the Release of its Windows 7 operating . . .
Mobile IT – Ever hear of it?
IT Consultants of Boston are you listening? It was less than a week ago when we posted information about the "take your own device" to . . .
Support for Consumer Phones Now More Than Half
Based on data in a Forrester research report published today, businesses that never expected to support personal consumer devices, seem to be changing their minds. . . .
Boston Managed Services: What Does Roan Solutions Provide?
In this video, Liza Macgale asks Craig Raubenheimer of Roan Solutions to discuss managed services and how they are beneficial for small and medium size . . .
IT Help for Boston Businesses: Frequently Misunderstood IT Terms
One of the most common question I get from my IT consulting clients in Boston is "What is 'deduplication'?" IT terms can be confusing, to . . .
Network Support and Emails: What are Read Receipts?
In life, when you order a meal in a restaurant, you know that the chef has received your "message" because your food arrives a short while later (provided you've ordered off the menu and haven't angered the chef by making too many suggestions). When it comes to e-mail, however, things aren't so black and white. How can you be sure that someone has received and actually read your message? To put it bluntly, you can make it easy, but you can't make it happen. You can set it up for your recipients to let you know if they've read your note, but it's really up to them. I'll get to that in a minute. First, let's figure out how to set up message tracking. Because if you don't do that first, they can't use it.
Microsoft Small Business Servers Empowers Mobile Workers
You probably know what a server can do for your office. But do you know what it can do when you're out of the office? A 2003 survey of Small Business Server users conducted by Lawrence Associates LLC offers a clue. It found that employees were able to perform an average of 20% more revenue-producing tasks, thanks in no small part to functions that allowed them to stay connected to their office computers while they were away.
Network Services in Boston: Do You Need Managed Services?
Are managed services a better choice than the way you are doing things now? Like everything else in your office, the answer will depend on how you want to measure it.
